Stone, cut to
the drawing.
Bespoke marble inlay, pietre dure and waterjet medallions — engineered to ±0.1mm and made to order for architects and interior designers.
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Shanghai
Pietre dure · Living hall, lobby & corridors
Jiangsu
Marble inlay flooring · Double-height hall & staircases
Chongqing
Marble inlay flooring · Grand stair hall & reception
Mongolia
Marble inlay flooring · Reception, dining & bedrooms
Wuhan
Marble inlay flooring · Reception, corridors & suites
Yunnan
Marble medallions · Entrance & grand stair
Every commission begins as a cartoon drawn one to one on the atelier floor. Stone is chosen against that drawing rather than from a sample board, cut on the waterjet to a tenth of a millimetre, and closed by hand at the bench until the joint reads as a line rather than a gap.
Made to order, in stone
Marble inlay flooring
Radial and geometric floor compositions in Calacatta, Nero Marquina and Verde Alpi.
Marble medallions
Centrepieces cut from CAD to ±0.1mm and dry-assembled before crating.
Pietre dure
Hand-assembled Florentine stone painting, closed to a 0.8mm joint.
Marble marquetry
Book-matched wall panels and framed cartouches on honeycomb backing.
Custom marble medallions
Your drawing translated to stone — a cut plan and material study before any cutting.
Notes from the atelier
Waterjet Marble Medallions: The Complete Technical and Design Guide for Architects
Waterjet marble medallions represent the intersection of ancient stone craftsmanship and modern precision engineering. As a factory-direct manufacturer.
Waterjet Marble Inlay: How We Create Impossible Stone Patterns
Some marble patterns are too intricate for traditional stone cutting. Curves that flow like calligraphy, geometric stars with…
How to Specify Marble Inlay Flooring: A Designer’s Technical Guide
Most project delays in custom marble inlay work trace back to a single problem: specification decisions made too…