Marble Inlay Waterjet Medallions

The Sorrentino family founded the laboratory of marble and granite in Vico Carafocchiole, 1 to Capodimonte- Naples, destined to become the point of reference for the production and trade of stone materials. Construction companies, artisans, designers and architects start so 'to ever attend more' welcomes the laboratory, with the certainty of being served with competence and professionalism '. Ditta cav Salvatore Sorrentino marmi, and 'established itself on the market during the years offering a special care and attention on the work performed on the drawing, in the traditional way, such as the altars of churches, interior decoration. During the early eighties, the attention and 'developed in the direction of interior realizations with bathrooms, floor coverings, tops for kitchens and bathrooms to top. He has made throughout Italy and abroad in countries such as the US, New Zealand, Tasmania, India, Australia, Canada, United Arab Emirates, Dubai, Egypt, Tunisia, South Africa, Turkey, Russia, Greece, Switzerland, Austria, France , Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, England, Scotland, Azerbaijan, Spain, Portugal. Ditta cav Salvatore Sorrentino marmi, now in its third generation of stonemasons, draws its origins from the initiative of his grandfather, Vincenzo, followed by his father Carmine Sorrentino, with a wealth of experience that makes it one of reality 'craft more' strong in Italy, our point of strength and 'the use of exclusive and rare materials, almost impossible to find elsewhere, and artisanal production techniques like inlay and sculpture. Among the numerous restorations carried out in the different historical sites of national importance, remember the church of Gesu 'Nuovo, that of Constantinople, the statues of the Kings of Naples in Piazza del Plebiscito, the Royal Palace, the Abbey of Montecassino, the balustrade of St. Leucio, staircases pietrarsa in the house. We work with the most 'important auction houses in the world such as Sotheby's and Christie's.
I SAW AN ANGEL IN MARBLE AND I HAVE CARVED UP TO FREE IT. (MICHELANGELO BUONARROTI)