Webflow website for Stemper Stones, Francis Stemper’s marble and stone workshop in Bavigne: projects, services, FAQ, blog and a project request path.
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Stemper Stones is the stone and marble workshop of Francis Stemper, based in Bavigne and working across Luxembourg. The team works natural stone, reconstituted stone and ceramics, from funerary monuments and building marble such as stairs, kitchen worktops, bathrooms and window sills to pizza ovens and outdoor kitchens.
The company wanted to replace its previous site with one that shows its projects and makes it easy to start a project.
Challenge
8digit redesigned the site in Webflow, in French, with stone-inspired textures. Services have their own pages, from funerary work and monuments to kitchens, homes and gardens, and a projects section shows completed work such as stairs, ovens and memorial installations. The site also has an about page with the team, an FAQ, testimonials, a blog with ideas and trends, and a clear “start your project” path to the contact page.
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Stemper Stones
Webflow website for Stemper Stones, Francis Stemper’s marble and stone workshop in Bavigne: projects, services, FAQ, blog and a project request path.

BeforeAfterStemper Stones
ClientClientStonemason
IndustryIndustryBavigne
LocationLocationstemper-stones.lu
domainLive siteStemper Stones is the stone and marble workshop of Francis Stemper, based in Bavigne and working across Luxembourg. The team works natural stone, reconstituted stone and ceramics, from funerary monuments and building marble such as stairs, kitchen worktops, bathrooms and window sills to pizza ovens and outdoor kitchens.
The company wanted to replace its previous site with one that shows its projects and makes it easy to start a project.
8digit redesigned the site in Webflow, in French, with stone-inspired textures. Services have their own pages, from funerary work and monuments to kitchens, homes and gardens, and a projects section shows completed work such as stairs, ovens and memorial installations. The site also has an about page with the team, an FAQ, testimonials, a blog with ideas and trends, and a clear “start your project” path to the contact page.


