Brass & metal inlay
Brass, bronze and stainless fillets inlaid flush with stone — line work that catches the light and holds the floor's geometry, lapped so metal and marble read as one surface.
Begin a commission →Metal in stone is a tolerance game: brass moves with temperature, stone does not, and the joint between them must survive both. We cut metal channels to the same ±0.1mm as the stone and bond with flexible compounds that absorb the differential.
Beyond line work we inlay brass medallion details, room numbers, wayfinding and logos directly into the floor — crisp at installation and for decades after, because the metal is lapped flush, never raised.
Numbers that matter
Brass, bronze, stainless steel fillets and figures
±0.1mm channels, flexible bonded joints
Lapped flush with the stone, never raised
6–10 weeks from approved drawing
Recent work in this product
Asked about brass & metal inlay
Brass develops a warm patina; we can lacquer it to hold the bright finish, or specify bronze and stainless where patina is unwelcome.
Yes — logos, monograms and wayfinding cut from metal and set flush into the stone field.
Stainless and bronze perform outdoors; brass is specified for interiors. We advise per climate.