
Large-format marble feature panels and wall slabs
Two large-format wall applications: a backlit feature panel and marble slabs in a pool area.
View portfolio →BACKLIT STONE PANELS · KYIV
We design and fabricate illuminated panels in onyx and other stones with translucent areas. Each slab is tested with light before the lightbox, LED system, fixing, ventilation and service access are engineered.
BACKLIT PANEL COLLECTION
Open a card to review the pattern, translucency, composition and potential use in a wall, bar, reception desk or furniture.
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Two large-format wall applications: a backlit feature panel and marble slabs in a pool area.
View portfolio →Translucency, thickness, colour and vein direction vary within every slab. The final solution therefore follows an actual material test at the selected colour temperature.
The principal natural material for illuminated walls, bars, reception desks and decorative features with exceptional depth.
Every slab is tested with light and its transparent zones are laid out before cutting.→Composite panels with saturated colour and a dramatic illuminated effect for statement interiors.
Structure, reinforcement and lighting follow the specification of the actual panel.→Selected marbles may produce a soft diffused glow in thin decorative surfaces.
Not every marble is suitable; the actual sample or slab must be tested.→Some quartzites contain light-transmitting zones that can be emphasised with local or perimeter lighting.
The effect depends on the actual stone, thickness and source position.→Stone, supporting frame, lightbox, diffuser, LED modules, drivers, control, ventilation and maintenance access are coordinated before fabrication.
The slab is photographed or tested with light so active zones and pattern layout can be planned.
Distance from the stone to the sources is calculated to reduce visible points and dark areas.
Module type, output, density, CRI and colour temperature are selected for the stone tone.
Reflective and diffusing layers are introduced where required for an even result.
Support, weight, reinforcement, fixing, panel division and installation joints are engineered.
Drivers, dimming, switches, ventilation and replaceable components receive proper service access.
The estimate follows the actual stone, composition size, lightbox, electrical system, structure, finishing, logistics and installation.
Slab or panel value, transparent-zone selection, pattern layout, joints and fabrication allowance.
Area, thickness, weight, component format, frame, reinforcement and fixing method.
LED modules, diffusers, drivers, dimming, cables, ventilation and service panels.
Cutting, polishing, lamination, lightbox assembly, delivery, lifting, protection, installation and commissioning.
We review the plan, visualisation, approximate sizes, application and preferences for stone and light.
Actual slabs or panels are reviewed and tested with different lighting parameters.
Geometry, substrate, power, construction depth, ventilation, control and service access are recorded.
Stone layout, joints, frame, LED grid, drivers and installation sequence are approved.
Stone and structure are fabricated, lighting installed and illumination tested for uniformity.
Components are delivered, the interior protected, the panel installed, connected and adjusted.
A visualisation and indicative dimensions are enough for an initial estimate. Final measurement follows when the wall construction, electrical provision, adjoining finishes and service access are defined.
The wall, niche, furniture or frame should be defined for dimensions, flatness and load capacity.
Connection points, voltage, switches, dimmer and driver positions are coordinated.
Space is required for the frame, lightbox, diffusion, ventilation and cabling.
Junctions with timber, metal, plaster, furniture, ceiling and floor are recorded.
LED, drivers and controls must be maintainable without damaging the stone.
Doors, lift, turns, floor level, possible panel division and assembly order are checked.
We work in private interiors, restaurants, hotels, offices, showrooms, bars and reception areas across Kyiv and the region. An initial review can be completed remotely from a plan or visualisation.
Cost depends on the actual slab, area, joints, structure, LED system, controls, delivery and installation. Indicative dimensions and a visualisation are enough for an initial estimate.
No. Translucency, colour and density vary within one slab, so the actual stone is tested and laid out before cutting.
Correct lightbox depth, source density, diffusion, reflection and a test assembly are required.
Warm, neutral or another tone is selected for the stone and interior. The final choice should be made with the actual slab.
Yes, provided compatible LED components, drivers and controls are specified during design.
Drivers and key components are positioned with service access so the stone surface need not be dismantled.
Smaller compositions may be one piece. Large surfaces depend on slab size, weight, transport, structure and safe installation.
Timing depends on stone availability, lighting complexity, frame, finishing and site readiness.
Yes. Survey, design, delivery and installation are available across Kyiv and the Kyiv region.
Send a visualisation or photograph, approximate dimensions and stone preferences. We will explain the tests and technical information required for an initial proposal.