About
Our Story
A story shaped by heritage, stone and craft
Stones Luxury began with an idea. But the story behind that idea began much earlier. Founders and brothers Majd and Rami Abugoush grew up surrounded by the visual richness of Eastern heritage and the enduring presence of stone in the region. Through their mother’s hand embroidery, they learned the patience, precision and beauty of handmade work — and the stories that can live within an object. Many early pieces were tested in the family home first, where daily life showed which forms, finishes and proportions truly lasted.
The first piece was completed at home in 2006, where the earliest experiments began. Encouragement from family and friends gave the idea confidence to grow. In 2008, the idea became a company. The ambition was never simply to establish a business, but to build a brand with its own identity and creative language. Stone was a natural choice: deeply connected to the region’s architecture, landscape and history, enduring yet individual in every piece. Beginning locally with bespoke works, Stones Luxury explored what stone could become beyond its traditional uses.
Collaborations with architects, interior designers and private clients expanded the work into sculptures, wall art, lighting, basins and other bespoke creations, often combining stone with marble, copper, leather and glass. Our techniques, forms and understanding of materials continue to evolve. Every project teaches us something, every experience adds to our knowledge, and constructive criticism creates another opportunity to improve. What remains constant is the pursuit of something better, stronger and more beautiful.
Today, Stones Luxury is an international brand with branches and representatives across eight countries, and showrooms in Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain and Palestine. Yet our purpose remains unchanged: to create contemporary, bespoke artworks that give spaces a distinctive identity — pieces that stand on their own while belonging naturally to their surroundings. What began as an idea became a brand. What began at home became a craft. And what began with stone became a way of creating identity. Majd’s training in civil engineering and Rami’s in business administration shaped the studio from the start: one asking how a piece could stand, last and be installed, the other asking how an idea could become a lasting company. That balance still guides every commission. A Stones Luxury piece has to work structurally and practically before it can succeed as art.
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