Dimension Stone, looks at meaning in materials that surround our everyday. Our built environment is constructed as an extension of human expression, fabricated with mundane common materials while soaked in layers that are culturally rich. History lies in the framework of our spaces and we can unfold hidden meanings of our enclosures. As the pandemic pushes us to work in isolation and spend more time in the digital realm, how we connect to our immediate environment is changing. There is a need to mend the visible and sensible boundaries of our physical space.