Marble inlay flooring
Geometric and organic floor compositions cut to ±0.1mm — borders, field panels and full-room figures in Calacatta, Nero Marquina and Verde Alpi. Structural stone throughout: the pattern is set into the substrate, not applied to it.
Begin a commission →An inlaid floor is planned as a system, not a surface. Borders are calculated from the room's axes, field panels are sized to the stone that exists, and every joint lands where the drawing says it will. The result is a floor that belongs to the architecture rather than sitting on it.
We work in 18mm structural stone as standard, 20mm for heavy traffic, lapped and sealed as one surface. Underfloor heating, movement joints and substrate tolerances are engineered into the cut plan.
Numbers that matter
Calacatta, Nero Marquina, Verde Alpi, Rosso Levanto, brass fillets
Polished, honed, brushed or leathered — lapped as one surface
18mm standard, 20mm for heavy traffic
6–10 weeks from approved drawing
Recent work in this product
Asked about marble inlay flooring
Yes. Movement and thermal expansion are engineered into the cut plan, and we specify flexible adhesives and decoupling where required.
Every piece is cut to ±0.1mm and lapped as one surface, so joints close to a hairline and read as drawn lines.
We crate and export worldwide — recent floors are installed across China, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa.