
Large-format marble feature panels and wall slabs
Two large-format wall applications: a backlit feature panel and marble slabs in a pool area.
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We create feature walls, large-format cladding, bookmatch compositions, TV walls, niches and panels in marble, granite, quartzite, onyx and travertine. Survey, drawings, fabrication and installation across Kyiv and the region.
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Two large-format wall applications: a backlit feature panel and marble slabs in a pool area.
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A selection of integrated washbasins, stone countertops and marble wall cladding for bathroom interiors.
View portfolio →A wall requires more than colour and veining. Weight, thickness, available slab size, translucency, fixing method, moisture and service access all matter.
Expressive veining, bookmatch layouts and classic or minimalist compositions.
Requires an agreed care and protection plan in wet areas.→Durable cladding for busy areas, entrances, commercial interiors and architectural accents.
Finish and fixing method are selected for the specific zone.→Dense natural stone with deep movement for large feature surfaces.
Each slab is checked for size, fissures and vein direction.→Translucent stone for decorative panels and illuminated compositions.
The effect is confirmed by testing the selected slab with light.→Warm natural texture for calm interiors, niches and broad vertical surfaces.
Pore filling and finish are agreed before fabrication.→Before cutting, we define geometry, weight, thickness, fixing method, pattern direction, joints, corners, niches, outlets, lighting and installation sequence.
We check strength, geometry, moisture, allowable load and readiness for adhesive or mechanical installation.
Panel dimensions are coordinated with stone thickness, access route, lifting method, installation equipment and wall capacity.
Axes, vein continuation, mirrored opening, trimming and exposed edges are approved before fabrication.
Large or heavy pieces may require mechanical anchors, a subframe, reinforcement and secondary safety elements based on site conditions.
We coordinate joint width, internal and external corners and transitions to timber, metal, glass, plaster and adjacent stone.
Outlets, cables, ventilation, brackets, access panels, lighting and future service access are fixed before stone installation.
The estimate depends on area, material, panel format, substrate, layout complexity, engineering details, delivery and installation.
The actual slabs, defects, vein direction, matching adjacent pieces and usable yield are included.
Large panels, unusual thicknesses, curves, complex corners and exposed edges affect fabrication and installation.
Mechanical fixing, reinforcement, niches, lighting, TV zones, door portals and access panels are priced separately.
Packing, delivery, lifting, installation equipment, site access and final cleaning are included in the scope.
We receive photos, plans, wall elevations, visualisations and material preferences.
Available slabs are reviewed for size, pattern, translucency and suitability for the intended zone.
We record geometry, substrate, openings, services, access route and installation conditions.
Panels, joints, bookmatch, corners, niches, cut-outs, subframe and part numbering are approved.
We cut, calibrate, reinforce, finish edges, create openings and inspect the complete set.
Panels are lifted, aligned, fixed, jointed, sealed where required and cleaned.
Approximate dimensions and a visualisation are enough for an initial estimate. Final measurement is taken when the substrate, finished levels, openings, services and adjacent finishes are stable.
Substrate, corners, niches, columns and openings must be formed and accessible for inspection.
Actual levels, skirtings, shadow gaps, cornices and ceiling transitions must be known.
Electrical points, cables, ventilation, plumbing, lighting, access panels and service hatches are recorded.
Bracket, appliance, furniture, door, fireplace and other interacting component models are required.
Thicknesses of timber, metal, glass, plaster, tile and other claddings are coordinated.
Vehicle access, lifts, stairs, door openings, unloading space and a safe installation zone are checked.
We work in apartments, private homes, restaurants, hotels, offices, reception areas and commercial spaces across Kyiv and the region. An initial estimate can be prepared remotely from a wall elevation, area and visualisation.
Cost depends on stone, area, panel format, slab yield, substrate, fixings, bookmatch, cut-outs, logistics and installation. Send dimensions and a visualisation for an initial estimate.
The choice depends on design, weight, format, moisture, lighting and use. Marble offers expressive pattern, granite and quartzite offer density, onyx offers light transmission and travertine offers a warm texture.
Yes, when suitable consecutive slabs are available. The layout is approved using slab photographs or a digital elevation before cutting.
The method depends on weight, thickness, substrate and height. Adhesive systems, mechanical anchors, subframes, reinforcement or a combined solution may be used after inspection.
Yes, but the bracket and structural backing must be coordinated before fabrication. The stone should not carry the television load without a designed support system.
Yes, with the right stone, substrate preparation, waterproofing, adhesive, joints and protective treatment. Wet-area details are coordinated separately.
After wall geometry, finished levels, niches, doors, services, outlets, brackets and adjacent finishes are fixed.
Use pH-neutral products intended for natural stone and soft cleaning tools. Acidic or abrasive products should not be used without professional advice.
Yes. Consultation, survey, material selection, drawings, fabrication, delivery and installation are available across Kyiv and the Kyiv region.
Send dimensions, photographs or a wall elevation, visualisation and material preferences. We will explain what is needed for an initial proposal and final production drawings.