Natural Stone and Travertine Cladding
The stone's grain and texture are preserved while slab distribution, joints and corner details are resolved for walls, columns, niches and feature surfaces.
We plan, detail and install cladding systems such as natural stone, porcelain, wood and decorative panels according to surface dimensions, conditions of use and the interior design.
In surface cladding, substrate flatness, module starting points, joint lines, internal and external corners, socket and switch cut-outs, and the way different materials meet are as important as the colour and texture of the material.
During the site survey, we inspect the existing surface and plan the application method according to the selected product's size, weight, area of use and the manufacturer's technical requirements. Where necessary, bonding, supporting substructure or mechanical fixing details are assessed specifically for the design.
Material selection is not based on visual preference alone. The location of the surface, risk of moisture and impact, panel size, weight, maintenance expectations and junction details are considered together.
The stone's grain and texture are preserved while slab distribution, joints and corner details are resolved for walls, columns, niches and feature surfaces.
From wet areas to large wall surfaces, cutting, jointing, corner details and the bonding system are planned according to the product size and area of use.
Wood veneer, slatted panel and decorative board systems are resolved together with module rhythm, finishing profiles, socket cut-outs and, where required, lighting details.
Natural stone, large-format porcelain, wood panels and decorative boards each require different substrates and installation conditions. For this reason, handling, cutting, fixing, jointing and finishing methods are assessed separately after the product is selected.
We review colour and texture samples in the lighting of the space wherever possible, and plan panel direction and the appearance of repeating patterns on large surfaces before application.
The exact scope is finalised after the site survey according to the existing surface, selected cladding, area, application height and manufacturer's technical requirements.
The dimensions, flatness, moisture condition, corners and service points affecting the application are inspected on the existing surface.
Product alternatives are evaluated together according to colour, texture, size, surface finish and area of use.
Slab or panel starting points, cuts, grain directions, joint lines and symmetry decisions are defined before application.
The required dimensions and finishing details are prepared for sockets, switches, niches, corners, door surrounds and junctions between different materials.
Surface preparation, bonding, panel installation or required fixing operations are carried out in a controlled manner according to the selected system.
Joints, profiles, edges, surface cleaning and final touch-ups are checked before the application is handed over.
Small measurement errors can affect the final appearance, especially with large slabs and repeating panel systems. For this reason, we finalise surface, module and junction details before application.
We check the surfaces to be clad, corners, niches, levels and existing infrastructure on site.
We evaluate colour, texture, size and finish alternatives together with the intended use and design.
We define joint lines, slab directions, corner solutions and required cuts before application.
We complete the required correction, cleaning, primer or substructure work according to the selected system.
We apply the material according to the sequence and module plan using a suitable bonding or installation method.
We complete joints, profiles, perimeter details and surface cleaning, then carry out the final application inspection.
A deviation of just a few millimetres across a large surface can directly affect a joint line, corner finish or socket surround. For this reason, we do not see the work as simply fixing cladding in place; we control all finishing points together.
The work can range from a single feature wall to comprehensive applications where the same material language continues across multiple surfaces. The material and detailing system are defined according to the conditions of use in each area.
View Completed WorkMain wall compositions using stone, panel or other cladding systems.
Cladding details coordinated with furniture, lighting and cable routes.
Porcelain, ceramic or stone surface applications suited to the product and substrate.
Strong arrival spaces created with material rhythm and finishing details on prominent surfaces.
Panel, wood and stone cladding solutions that support the corporate interior language.
Complementary applications requiring precise cutting and junction detailing on smaller surfaces.
The cladding system varies according to the existing substrate, product dimensions, application area and number of details. The appropriate method and scope of work are finalised after the site survey.
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