Set the tone.
Foyer floors and reception thresholds, where the fan repeat and brass edge read together.

Marble mosaic / Emerald Fan Scallop
Green stone, brass edge.
Green marble is waterjet-cut into a scalloped fan and finished with a brass inlay along the edge. Polish lets the brass line catch light against the stone.
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One pattern, two distances
The pattern establishes order first. Natural veining then breaks the line, keeping the repeat from feeling mechanical.

Wall study / polished natural marble / Emerald Fan Scallop Marble Mosaic
Where it belongs
Foyer floors and reception thresholds, where the fan repeat and brass edge read together.
Bar fronts and powder rooms, where the brass inlay catches artificial light.
Vanity walls and display niches with a tightly edited hospitality detail.
The material close up
The brass line is set into the waterjet-cut stone rather than applied over it, so the edge stays flush with the marble surface.

Place the stone next to the selected metal, grout and light source. Tone, seam contrast and reflection are decided together, never from the sample alone.
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