Geometric Inlay Tables
Black and white marble cut into interlocking geometric bands and set by hand. The table shown took three craftsmen to lay and finish.
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Inlay medallions, engraving, staircases and cladding — cut to your drawing.
This is the work that does not come off a shelf. Floor medallions are cut to the exact dimensions of the room before they are laid. Inlay is set piece by piece by hand. Engraving is done in-house, from a company logo to Quranic calligraphy to a portrait.
For anything here, the fastest route to a price is a photo or a drawing with the dimensions marked.
Black and white marble cut into interlocking geometric bands and set by hand. The table shown took three craftsmen to lay and finish.
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The same inlay technique applied vertically - a single panel worked as a feature wall or headboard.
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A completed medallion in a Karachi residence, cut to the room's exact dimensions before installation.
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A full wall worked as one composition: a central inlay roundel, scrolled corner cartouches and inlaid banding, with the book-matched marble run continuously behind it.
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A radial star in contrasting marbles, usually set at the centre of an entrance hall or lobby floor.
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A six-point star in warm brown and cream marble inside a banded border.
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A monochrome starburst in grey, black and white — the quieter option where a coloured medallion would fight the room.
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A star centre inside a bordered square, for rooms where a circular medallion would not sit correctly.
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Lettering, logos, calligraphy and portraits engraved directly into stone. The plaque shown is our own workshop sign.
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Treads, risers and matching wall cladding cut from the same block so the veining continues up the flight.
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Facade and boundary work in weather-durable stone, completed in Karachi.
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