Stone Fluting Designs & Patterns
Granate Gallery develops and CNC-processes natural stone fluting at its manufacturing and design unit in Kishangarh, Rajasthan. Explore fluting profiles for wall panels and cladding in suitable granite, marble, sandstone and quartzite. Each design can be reviewed for project-specific panel dimensions, groove depths, surface finishes and machining requirements.
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- Designs
- 34
- Panel size
- Up to 3 × 2 m
- Internal radius
- From 1.5 mm
Fluting design library
34 stone fluting designs. Hover a design to see its carved edge.
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Twin Rhythm
A broad rib paired with a taller, narrow one, repeated across the panel. A calm fluted wall design for lobbies and feature walls. -
Tidal Flow
Flutes grow wider and deeper from one edge to the other. A mirrored second panel continues the run across long stone wall cladding. -
Breaking Wave
A steep crest falling into a long trough. Strong shadow lines suit large walls and natural stone front elevations. -
Roma
Rounded reeds meeting at sharp valleys, with no flat between them. A classic fluted panel for interior and exterior walls. -
Variable Reed
Broad and narrow reeds in an uneven sequence, so no two bays read the same. For feature walls where a regular rhythm feels too plain. -
Firenze
A long incline and a sharp return. The wall reads differently from each side of the room. -
Facet
Flat planes at shifting angles, composed across a wide panel. A geometric wall design that catches the light plane by plane. -
Nested Flute
Broad flutes, each carrying smaller flutes cut into its curve. Two scales of shadow on one stone wall panel. -
Terrace
Flat terraces stepping up and down across the panel. A crisp linear texture for modern stone wall design. -
Scallop & Notch
Round scallops separated alternately by a sharp peak and a V-notch. Busy up close, even from across the room. -
Swell & Crest
A low swell followed by a tall, narrow crest, repeating across the wall. -
Cove Reed
Groups of tight reeds broken by a wider cove. A rhythmic fluted wall cladding for reception and lobby walls. -
Venezia
The finest rib in the library. Closely spaced rounded ribs that read as a soft texture from a distance. -
Reed & Flute
A rounded reed and a concave flute alternate, separated by narrow lands. A traditional fluting detail in natural stone. -
Siena
Concave scallops meeting at fine ridges. A soft, even fluted texture for interior walls. -
Torino
Rounded domes, each separated by a narrow notch. A bold reeded stone wall panel. -
Asolo
Square ribs and recesses of equal width. Sharp, straight shadow lines for contemporary wall cladding. -
Lucca
Square notches and lands of equal width, set wider than Asolo. A clean linear wall pattern. -
Verona
Symmetrical V-grooves cut edge to edge. A geometric wall design that works vertically or horizontally. -
Como
A smooth, continuous wave on a tight pitch. Reads as a soft ripple across the wall. -
Garda
The same smooth wave as Como at a larger scale, for walls seen from further away. -
Parma
Deep coves, each separated by a flat land. A classic fluted wall panel with strong shadow. -
Modena
Scallops meeting at sharp ridges, edge to edge across the panel. -
Grappa
Narrow rounded ribs spaced by flat lands. A light, open texture for large wall areas. -
Double Crest
A tall crest and a lower companion, repeating across the wall. -
Cadence I
Broad channels carrying groups of smaller flutes. The group sizes change across the panel. -
Cadence II
The Cadence I groups in a different order, for a second panel on the same wall. -
Ripple Wave
One broad wave with a finer ripple running over it. A layered textured wall. -
Ogee
An S-curve that leans one way. The wall changes character with the direction of light. -
Centre Cluster
Broad flutes framing a tight cluster of narrow flutes. -
Scallop Cluster
Shallow scallops of different widths, grouped into a repeating module. -
Drift
Very low ripples that close up toward the middle of the panel and open out at the edges. A subtle textured wall. -
Dune
Two broad, shallow swells across the panel. The quietest relief in the library. -
Ravenna
Long sweeps and two tight coves composed as one motif, centred on the panel. Suited to a single feature panel or stone wall art.
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Stones you can choose from
Every profile can be produced in natural stone for interior walls and suitable exterior cladding applications.
Granate Gallery · Kishangarh, Rajasthan
Come see our work in person
You're welcome to visit our stone processing and design unit in Kishangarh. Discuss fluting patterns, choose a stone and explore available finishes and samples with our team.
Visits by appointment. Please check sample availability beforehand.
Have a wall design in mind? Draw it on paper.
A pencil sketch is enough. We turn it into a section drawing, then cut a sample in stone. Production starts after approval. For coordinating the wall-to-floor detail, explore our stone skirting design library.
- Sketch the design with rough sizes.
- We prepare a section drawing.
- We cut a sample in your chosen stone.
- Production starts after approval.
Internal radii start at 1.5 mm. For other custom stone machining, see our stone CNC cutting and engraving services.
Fluted stone cladding: technical notes
Common questions about panel sizes, stones, drawings and sampling.
Which stones can be fluted?
Granite, marble, sandstone and quartzite. Granite, sandstone and quartzite suit exterior cladding and front elevations. Marble is best kept for interior walls.
What panel sizes are possible?
Any size, from a single section of the design up to panels of 3 × 2 m. Large walls are set out as a run of panels so the pattern continues across the joints.
Can fluted panels run horizontally?
Yes. Each profile runs the full length of the panel, so the same design can be installed vertically or horizontally.
What is the finest detail you can carve?
Internal radii start at 1.5 mm. We confirm the detail in your chosen stone with a sample before production.
Can I get a 2D drawing of a design?
Yes. Request the dimensioned 2D section of any design, in DXF or PDF, for your drawings and specification.
Can I see a design before ordering?
Yes. We cut a sample in your chosen stone, and you are welcome to visit our factory in Kishangarh to see and touch the designs.