Mont Featured Commercial Projects
At Mont, we take pride in delivering exceptional products and service to our commercial partners and clients. What sets us apart is our ability to bridge the gap between vision and reality — creating spaces that are both functional and beautiful. By sourcing materials from around the world, we ensure every project finds the perfect balance of form and function.
Playhouse Square
We were honored to supply marble, granite and porcelain for the restoration and enhancement of Cleveland’s iconic Playhouse Square, the largest performing arts center in the U.S. outside of the Kennedy Center. Our materials were chosen to reflect the timeless elegance and historic significance of this world-renowned cultural destination. With careful attention to detail, we provided stone and porcelain that blend seamlessly with the center’s ornate architecture and grand interiors. This collaboration celebrates both Cleveland’s artistic legacy and our commitment to excellence in natural stone and porcelain.
Bulkley Building
We are proud to supply premium countertop materials for the transformation of this historic office building into modern apartments. Our materials were carefully selected to complement the building’s architectural character while meeting contemporary performance standards. Each surface was fabricated with precision to ensure a seamless fit within the renovated spaces. This project reflects our commitment to quality craftsmanship and timeless design in adaptive reuse developments.
Columbus Association for the Performing Arts
We proudly supplied magnificent onyx for the bar top in the historic Palace Theatre Bar in Columbus, Ohio. The striking stone brings a warm, luminous elegance to the space, enhancing its vintage charm with a contemporary touch. Carefully selected and precisely fabricated, the onyx complements the theatre’s rich architectural heritage. This installation reflects our passion for pairing extraordinary materials with iconic venues, and it stands as a testament to how timeless design and fine craftsmanship can elevate a historic setting.