Selected projects

Every floor in this archive began as a room plan on our atelier drafting table in Jiangmen. Rather than adapting stocked catalogue modules, we set each composition out one-to-one against the architect's geometry, cut the stone and brass on multi-axis waterjets, and dry-assemble the entire room on our factory floor before a single crate is sealed.

The portfolio spans private villas and mountain estates across China and Central Asia, royal palaces and hospitality lobbies in the Middle East, and town and country residences in Africa, Europe and North America. Every photograph shows the completed stone floor in situ, never a computer render.

Browse the case studies below to see how bespoke marble inlay solves complex architectural transitions: sweeping helical staircases where the border turns without breaking rhythm, double-height reception halls anchored by six-metre medallions, continuous stone carpets linking six enfilade rooms, and hand-fitted pietre dure feature walls.

Planning a floor of your own? Send us a DWG plan, PDF drawing or hand sketch and we will return a slab selection study, a setting-out layout and an itemised quotation within three working days.