Reval Stone

Nordbygg, Stockholm, 21-24.04.2026

We came to Stockholm with our samples and a brand new catalog full of visuals. Stone in kitchens, bathrooms, halls, stairs, fireplaces — and outside, on facades, plazas, stairs, garden walls. Surfaces and spaces that aren’t always the first place people imagine limestone and dolomite.

The reaction we kept seeing was surprise. Stone can do this? Then, a closer look at the images. Then a hand on the sample.

That last part mattered most. The feel of the stone — cool, dense, alive in a way photographs can’t carry — is what changed the conversation every time.

Four days of conversations. New partnerships taking shape. And the quieter pleasure of meeting customers we already work with — face to face, around the same material that brought us together in the first place.

Thank you to everyone who stopped, looked, and reached out a hand.

Reval Stone rebranding and powerful Swedish official launch at . We are happy to see such a genuine interest and are looking forward to the new opportunities. A lot of great conversations, old and new friends, exciting projects and ideas. 21-24.04. If you are visiting, come meet our team at C07:60

SELGASE MIX COLOR, HONED

📍300x600mm on the wall + 900x150x20mm shelf

ORGITA BEIGE, HONED

📍 300x300mm on the floor

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Project in Latvia 🇱🇻

Wall+floor = Honed limestone Reval 300 x falling length x 10mm

Basin = Honed limestone Reval, 1000x400mm, height 130mm, thickness 20mm

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🇪🇪 The New Estonian Embassy in Riga — A Statement in Stone and Light 🇱🇻

A new architectural landmark has emerged in the heart of Riga’s historic center — the Embassy of Estonia in Latvia.

Designed by United Riga Architects (author: Yevgeny Leonov; architects: Aleksandrs Borodkins, Ivo Dzenis; coordinator: Baiba Vērpe).

The most striking feature?

A bold façade made of Kaarma dolomite, a natural Estonian stone with a distinctive light grey tone.

Carefully milled to precision and paired with glass, the façade plays with light and depth — understated by day, glowing with purpose by night.

This is more than a building — it’s Estonia’s architectural calling card in Latvia.

And for us at Reval Stone, it was a technically demanding and creatively rewarding project.

The result:

A minimalist, confident, and open building — one that blends into the Riga cityscape while telling Estonia’s story in stone.

📍 Pils iela 8/10, Riga, Latvia

📸 Scroll through to see the process, the details, and the craftsmanship that brought this vision to life.

Photos by Reval Stone and Tõnu Tunnel

Reval Stone on üks vanemaid looduskivi töötlemise ja kaevandamisega tegelevaid ettevõtteid. Linda Anstal tutvustab tootevalikut, lisaks Eesti päritolu Saaremaa dolomiidile ja Tallinna (Reval) paekivile on Reval lstone valikus ka kõige erinevamad graniidi- ja marmoriliigid kogu maailmast.

Linda Anstal Reval Stone tutvustab Elamumessil põhjamaiselt kauneid ning Eesti päritolu looduskive

Limestone Reval antique (brushed) in Estonia 🇪🇪

🩶 Kitchen island = 4010x1100x30mm (split in half). Flush-mounted stove and underglued sink

💚 Small countertop = 1509x610x30mm

🩵 Tiles on the wall = 4 pieces 1508x 425 x 30mm

It was a demanding order, but we are very satisfied with the result 🙏

Reval antique (brushed) floor tiles in Sweden 🇸🇪

🪈 400 x falling length x 10mm

👉 The restored stone window reveals of Suur-Karja 12 in Tallinn’s Old Town – crafted from local Reval limestone.

🪨 This late Gothic building, with roots dating back to the 15th century, holds a special place in the city’s history.

⚒️ During the renovation, we worked to preserve its character by recreating the intricate stone details that define its timeless style.

🏰 Reval limestone has been a cornerstone of Tallinn’s architecture for centuries, and at Reval Stone, we’re proud to keep this tradition alive.

✍️ From detailed restorations to complex custom projects, we’re here to bring stonework to life.

📸 Swipe to see close-ups of the window reveals.