Floor Medallions
Custom marble and stone inlays for villas, hotel lobbies, residences, clubs, and reception areas.
MARSSTONE fabricates custom waterjet medallions, marble floor inlays, stone borders, decorative panels, and patterned inserts for villas, hotels, lobbies, retail spaces, and luxury interiors.
We coordinate pattern scale, stone color, thickness, mesh backing, dry layout, numbering, protective packing, and installation guidance for complex decorative surfaces.
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A successful medallion balances color contrast, waterjet tolerance, joint line, stone thickness, backing method, and installation sequence so the pattern reads cleanly at full scale.
Custom marble and stone inlays for villas, hotel lobbies, residences, clubs, and reception areas.
Coordinated borders, corner pieces, thresholds, and patterned inserts for floors and walls.
Project-specific motifs, CAD-based layouts, logo marks, geometric panels, and decorative wall features.
Decorative inlays rely on the relationship between multiple stones. We review pattern visibility, vein movement, color stability, finish, and thickness before cutting.
Classic color range and veining for elegant floor medallions and decorative borders.
Rich color accents for expressive inserts, feature panels, and luxury interiors.
Soft neutral contrast for subtle borders, panels, and restrained geometric work.
Durable contrast pieces for higher-traffic floor medallions and public areas.
CAD pattern review, scale adjustment, color map, joint line, and edge tolerance checks.
Mesh-backed sections, loose numbered pieces, or partial assemblies depending on size and shipping risk.
Polished, honed, brushed, or mixed finishes by material and application.
Section labels, installation maps, dry layout photos, and reinforced protective crates.
Review CAD file, dimensions, border position, color map, and installation area.
Choose stone colors by contrast, vein movement, thickness, and finish compatibility.
Waterjet cut, assemble, inspect joints, photograph layout, and number sections.
Prepare mesh or loose sections with labels, diagrams, edge protection, and export crates.
Yes. CAD drawings are preferred because they help confirm scale, border location, color mapping, and waterjet cutting tolerance.
Yes. Marble, onyx, limestone, granite, and other stones can be mixed when thickness and finish compatibility are reviewed.
It can be supplied mesh-backed, sectioned, or loose numbered depending on size, pattern complexity, and shipping risk.