Project Overview

ASADA Granite and Marble is a leading Nigerian supplier, fabricator and installer of premium natural and engineered stone. We built a visual-first showcase that puts the materials themselves at the centre of the experience.

The challenge

Stone is a purely visual purchase — clients choose marble and granite by how they look. A generic company website with a carousel of stock photos would have undersold both the product range and a decade of craftsmanship. ASADA needed a gallery that felt as premium as the materials it sells.

What we built

  • An immersive hero built around full-bleed stone imagery and the brand promise "Timeless Elegance in Every Detail".
  • A curated product collection — Gudi White, Nigerian Black, Grey Granite, Green Pearl, Champaigne White and more, each with its own catalogue entry.
  • Service pages covering material supply, CNC fabrication and professional installation of countertops, staircases, flooring and wall cladding.
  • A three-step process section — Consult & Select, Fabricate, Install.
  • A trust bar featuring construction heavyweights including Dantata and Sawoe, Setraco, Zeberced Group and B.Stabilini.
  • Quote request flows and full contact details for both residential and commercial enquiries.

The outcome

The site now communicates the premium quality of ASADA's stone range at first glance, and gives architects, developers and homeowners a clear path from browsing materials to requesting a quote.

FAQ's

Find your answers here

Web Development was the primary service offered for this project.

Project timelines vary depending on scope, but this project was successfully delivered within the estimated timeline.

We utilized modern frameworks and industry-standard tools to ensure high performance, security, and scalability.

Yes! All our digital solutions are designed with a mobile-first approach, ensuring they look and work beautifully on all devices.

Project Details

Project name:

ASADA Granite and Marble

Service:

Web Development

Status:

Completed

Completed:

28 August, 2026