Park Industries® customers from across North America brought their best work forward in our Favorite Work of 2025 Contest, sharing projects that pushed creativity, precision, and execution to the next level. From bold material choices to clean, dialed-in details, the submissions had our team stopping mid-scroll, zooming in, and more than once saying, “How’d they do that?”
Each project was reviewed with an eye for craftsmanship, design intent, and how effectively the material was brought to life using Park Industries® machines. After heated discussions and plenty of back-and-forth, one project rose to the top.
🏆 Grand Prize Winner: Custom Stone of WNY
Custom Stone of WNY took the top spot this year with a bathroom project that immediately stood out, all cut on a Park CNC Saw. The printed quartz, bold bookmatching, and clean symmetry across the walls make this space hard to ignore. From the floating vanity with integrated drawer fronts to the full-height walls behind the tub, every detail feels intentional and well executed.
It was summed it up best when we reviewed the submission: “The bookmatching is absolutely unreal, and a fireplace in the bathroom? Yes, please.” The planning, precision, and overall confidence in the material made this project rise to the top, earning Custom Stone of WNY a well-deserved win.
Finalists (In no order)
Skyline Tile & Marble: This half-thermoformed and half-segmented mitered, curved installation stands out from every angle, with smooth lines and brass inlay details that make it look effortless, all brought together using a trio of Park Industries® machines 🔥
Choice Fabricated Stone: This bathroom cut by the SABERjet™ CNC Sawjet is one of those projects you keep looking at. Clean lines, bold symmetry, and that feature wall is just nice. Comments like “this bathroom would be my new hangout spot” and “BRB, staying in the tub all day” were tossed around while reviewing this submission.
Contractors Tile: A fully lit island and bar that instantly grabs your attention. Cut on the VOYAGER™ XP CNC Saw, this one brings serious wow factor and makes it easy to say yes to another round 🍻
Honorable Mentions
Granite Tops: From the bold kitchen island and wrapped backsplash to the sculpted bathroom sink, this submission is packed with clean lines and seamless stone throughout 👌
Absolute Granite: This stone piece is all about the details. The interlocking edges and clean lines make it a really cool, unexpected design 🧩
North Georgia: This golf simulator bench gets a bold upgrade with a pink stone top. Unexpected, clean, and kind of awesome ⛳
DTK Stone Works: This fluted stone sink is all about the details. The texture, edges, and overall finish make it a real standout 👀
Kootenay Granite: That vein matching is the first thing you notice in this shower. Clean, consistent, and really well done. 😎
Integrity Custom Stone & Granite: A double porcelain island is impressive on its own, but the 22-foot-tall bookmatched ceiling takes this to another level. Cut on the YUKON® II Bridge Saw, this one definitely makes you look up!
Mezger Stone: The amount of detail in this architectural piece is wild. From the carving to the final install, it’s seriously impressive!
Harkey Tile & Stone: This soapstone fireplace paired with the bold wood design just works. Built using the SABERjet and TITAN®, everything comes together clean 🤝
Montes Stone Products: The natural shape of the stone paired with crisp lettering makes this one stand out. Cut on the VOYAGER XP, , it’s a great example of clean stone work.
Preferred Surfaces: Not your average game table. This stone poker table proves stone doesn’t have to stay in the kitchen or bath. Built with the help of the TITAN 2800, it’s a total conversation piece 🃏
Creative Stone Group: A full backlit wall that sparkles with perfection. Cut on the YUKON II, it’s a shining example of precision meets artistry.
Thank you for sharing
Thanks to everyone who shared their favorite projects of the year made on Park Industries® machines.
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