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Festival Tower, Dubai — Marble work: reception wall and desk, boardroom, majlis and executive office feature walls. See photos & videos
Villas, hotels, offices, retail and facades — a selection of the work that has left our Sharjah workshop over the past few years, from one of the UAE’s leading marble and granite companies.
Featured project
Festival Tower, Dubai — Marble work. Crema marble feature walls, a full-height reception wall with stone-clad desk, and marble finishes through the boardroom, majlis and executive offices.
Portfolio
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Festival Tower, Dubai — Marble work: reception wall and desk, boardroom, majlis and executive office feature walls. See photos & videos
Al Zahia, Sharjah — 420 m² of Calacatta Gold flooring with book-matched stair cladding and solid stone treads.
Dubai Marina — Nero Marquina island with 40 mm mitred waterfall ends and a book-matched splashback.
Khalifa City, Abu Dhabi — Statuario walls, solid stone basin and a single-slab shower tray.
Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai — 1,100 m² of quartzite flooring, reception desk and backlit onyx feature wall.
Al Majaz, Sharjah — Repeating book-matched marble sets delivered in six phased drops over nine weeks.
Ras Al Khaimah — Unfilled silver travertine chosen for slip resistance and surface temperature underfoot.
Abu Dhabi — 780 m² polished marble floor with waterjet-cut company emblem set into the entrance.
Al Nahda, Sharjah — 22 floors of large-format porcelain cladding, specified to reduce dead load.
Downtown Dubai — Quartzite counters, plinths and a solid-stone cash desk carved from one block.
Ras Al Khaimah — 2,400 m² of 30 mm flamed granite on a stainless mechanically fixed rainscreen.
Al Barsha, Dubai — Brushed limestone cladding with matching copings, sills and boundary wall caps.
Al Ain — CNC-carved limestone arch, voussoirs and mouldings produced from a single matched block.
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