About
THE FUTURE OF STONE BEGAN HERE
The story
ALIESTONE was born at the intersection of geology and vision. Each piece is designed with the rigor of a technical drawing and the soul of quarried stone.
Our surfaces are free from ornament — built for permanence. We believe the future of stone isn’t mined, it’s engineered.
And true innovation lies not in disrupting tradition, but in projecting it forward.
From the mineral legacy of Alicante to global architectural projects, ALIESTONE brings a new language to the material world.
Our large-format porcelain captures the timeless essence of stone while offering technical superiority in durability, ease of installation, and aesthetic continuity.
Every slab is an architectural element in itself — precise, monumental, and designed to withstand both time and trend. We do not follow styles; we define standards.
We work alongside architects and designers who demand more than beauty: they seek meaning, coherence, and structural clarity.
In that dialogue, ALIESTONE becomes not just a surface, but a statement of intent — silent, exact, enduring.
The begining
Born in Alicante — a region where stone has shaped both cities and history — ALIESTONE redefines mineral surfaces through scale, precision, and timeless design. Our large-format porcelain merges material engineering with Mediterranean legacy, offering a new architectural standard.
A family-run workshop in Alicante begins experimenting with stone formats and architectural finishes — laying the groundwork for a new material language.
After fifteen years of refining mineral craftsmanship, the team embraces industrial design processes and starts exploring alternatives to natural extraction.
The vision crystallizes: to create a porcelain material that offers the essence of quarried stone with superior technical performance. Large-format surfaces become the focus.
Today
We design for those who think in square meters and build in legacy. Because architecture is not about covering space — it’s about giving it depth, continuity, and memory.