Phenix Marble Company

Kansas City International Airport

Seen from the street on arrival to the new terminal, designed by SOM, our stone completes a 732-foot-long wall composed of hundreds of Napoleon Gray® panels.

Architect: Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill
Image Credits: Lucas Blair Simpson © SOM

The Compton | Atrium

Our stone anchors the two-story atrium as a re-imagined Ozarks’ river bluff, fabricated by Quarra Stone Company from Phenix stone and complemented by boulders, a monolithic stone bench, and Phenix Fleuri floor tile.

Designer: CRÈME / Jun Aizaki
Architect: BRR Architecture
Installer: Elevated Pavers & Stone
Photography: Michael Kleinberg

The Compton | Lobby

Our signature Napoleon Gray® stone lines the reception as the fireplace hearth and reception desks, with hand-chiseled edges that evoke the raw character of a quarry boulder.

Large-format Fleuri floor tile carries through the reception, transitioning to a smaller format in the all-day café.

Designer: CRÈME / Jun Aizaki
Architect: BRR Architecture
Installer: Elevated Pavers & Stone
Photography: Michael Kleinberg

Oakwood Residence | Napoleon Gray® Tile

Moving across planes and scales, Phenix stone appears as floor tile, wall cladding, shower detailing, and a sculpted archway envisioned by architect Hoke Ley.

Architect:
Image Credits: Nate Sheets