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Miller Brothers
A craftsman working stone at the Miller Brothers workshop, Rathnew, Co. Wicklow

The workshop, Charvey Lane, Rathnew, Co. Wicklow

Craftsmanship is in the details.

01

Not a supplier

Working for Miller Brothers means no two days are the same. We have a diverse team, sourced from all over the world, with a huge range of specialist skill sets, working across marble, granite, quartzite, limestone, Silestone quartz and Dekton.

Our core value is to treat the stone with the respect it deserves. The value is not the material. It is the material plus the judgement, the fabrication, the craftsmanship and the installation.

02

How a project actually runs

From the slab to the finished room.

  1. 01
    A hand reading the surface of a slab at the Roundwood warehouse

    Select

    Chosen in person at Roundwood, from the slab. No two are alike, so the decision is never made from a photograph.

  2. 02
    Working through a template on a stone worktop at the Rathnew workshop

    Template

    The space is measured and templated before anything is cut, so the fabrication drawing matches the room, not an assumption about it.

  3. 03
    A machined stone component beside the CNC bed at the Rathnew workshop

    Fabricate

    Cut, mitred and profiled at Rathnew, on CNC machines, bridge saws and Taglio software.

  4. 04
    Hands working the profiled edge of a stone slab by hand

    Hand finish

    The machine gives precision. The finish, the edges, the polish, still comes from a hand that has done this for years.

  5. 05
    A bespoke stone fireplace installed and lit in the room it was made for

    Install

    Supplied and fitted by our own team, not handed off to someone else once it leaves the workshop.

Calacatta Extra kitchen by Miller Brothers Stone, Elegant Luxury, Dublin

06

Live with it

And then it is a kitchen somebody cooks in, every day, for years.

Equipment at Rathnew

  • CNC machines
  • Bridge saws
  • Polishing machines
  • Taglio software
  • Hand finishing

We invest constantly in our machinery, while holding on to key traditional stone skills and craftsmanship.

Two of the Miller Brothers team in leather aprons on the workshop floor at Rathnew, Co. Wicklow
Reading a template over a marble-topped table at the Miller Brothers workshop
A hand against a peach and cream quartzite slab at the Miller Brothers warehouse
03

Book-matching

Two mirror-image slabs, set side by side like the pages of an open book.

“Book-matching marble can most definitely be considered a form of art, the art of stone.”

Danny Miller

Marble isn’t just marble. Every slab is distinct, some subtly grained, others vividly expressive. Matched correctly, two adjoining surfaces mirror each other and give a butterfly effect. It is the material at its most statement-making, and it either works or it does not.

Read the piece

On the workshop floor

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Come and see it being made.

5 Charvey Lane, Rathnew, Co. Wicklow, by appointment

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