Category: Indoor Flooring

The Patterns of Matrix Marble

Time to share glimpses of Matrix Grey-Black  Marble.

Close-up view of Matrix Grey-Black Marble, showcasing its deep colors and bold patterns.
A large slab of Matrix Grey-Black Marble with deep textures and bold patterns, displayed indoors.
A large slab of Matrix Grey-Black Marble with deep colors and bold patterns, displayed in a warehouse setting.

These are large slabs and meant for large spaces. The deep colors and bold patterns of the marble also demand good space.

Is there a big-space that you are working on?

Almost feels like 3D. Has to be given space to enjoy its beauty.

One might ask, what if we want to use this in small spaces? In which case we would say that you need to figure and determine the color-palette for your space, especially indoors. Then you may be able to make great use of this marble.

We will write a bit more on Color Palette for your projects as time goes by.

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Flooring Patterns

We can broadly classify flooring patterns into 2:

  • Natural Pattern
  • Man-made Pattern

And a third pattern that can probably have a balanced mix of the above 2. Let’s call it Mixed Pattern.

Using large slabs of stone, granite or marble in flooring means you are depending on the natural patterns to lend beauty to the flooring and over-all design of the space.

On the other hand, using stone, granite or marble of relatively smaller dimensions in flooring means you are introducing man-made patterns to combine with natural patterns to lend beauty to the design of the space.

Big slabs would disappoint your eyes sooner than latter. Look at the flooring of places you visit carefully.

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Floor Design using Marble

Have a look at these pictures. This floor was done about 2 decades back. May be more.

A beautifully crafted floor featuring a star-shaped design made from various stones, showcasing intricate border detailing and an organic layout.

This is a view while sitting on the sofa on this very floor.

Now check this picture taken from a height.

Aerial view of a living room showcasing a beautifully designed patterned floor with a floral motif, white marble finish, and decorative stone borders. A sofa and coffee table are arranged, with a television visible in the background.

Amazing isn’t it! The architect did a such fine job of defining the boundaries of the drawing-room space. Non-rectangular! Organic. Has a charm. Never tiring.

Those border lines, with winding-vine like look, are done in stone. That’s right! Such neat hands. Takes an artist to do such stuff. KARIGARI!

Here’s one more picture, again taken from a height, at a slightly different angle:

Aerial view of a beautifully designed floor featuring a star-shaped pattern in warm colors, with intricate stone borders and surrounding areas highlighting the organic layout of the drawing-room and dining space.

On the extreme right, a couple of steps above, is the dining space.

As charming as this floor is, it took a lot of patience on the part of the house-owner along with others, to see it through. Do you have patience to create a beautiful floor for your house?

Once you get such a beautiful floor done, it would dictate the choice for other elements of interior design of the house. And floor doesn’t allow the bar for quality and artistry go any lower.

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Floor Design using Natural Stone

Look at this floor. Good chance that if you like watching TV you may have come across this.

Oh no! This floor wasn’t featured for its beauty in the first place, it just happens to be a part of a corruption story from Delhi. You guessed it?

Irrespective of the story, just look at the floor. This floor couldn’t be done without top-notch masons and natural stone.

Interior view of a living room featuring elegant brown leather sofas, a wooden coffee table with a stone top, and a patterned floor with a stylish border.

Isn’t it wow!

So many house-builders and owners aren’t patient enough for a thing that will (or should) last probably a lifetime or many lifetimes.

Don’t let vitrified tiles fool your senses.

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Kota Stone Mosaic Flooring

Have a look at this:

Close-up view of a floor with small, square natural stone tiles in various colors, next to a bright yellow chair.

Notice the size of each individual piece in this floor. Small, square and nicely put together.

No vitrified tile or manufactured tile is going to give you this pleasure of natural stone variations in flooring.

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4 Feet by 4 Feet Stone Flooring

Here’s a picture of square 4′ * 4′ Kota Stone flooring.

Don’t mind the picture quality. Perhaps shot indoors with a mobile phone. Besides, it is always difficult to photograph floors or flooring, no matter the design or patterns. You never get the height you desire; and creating perspectives are to show attractive flooring indoors are so difficult. Remember, floors are for the soles of your feet and for your body in space, more than for your eyes.

The hues of Kota Stone are so consistent. Beautiful gradient even when hues differ.

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River-finished Stone for Flooring in a Farmhouse

So some makers do try interesting things.

Here’s a video of work-in-progress of flooring being done in a room at a farmhouse. The same floor is getting done in all the rooms.

River-finished stone in brown color. Size is 1600 mm * 1200 mm and thickness is in the range of 22 mm to 30 mm. Have a look below. It’s short.

Someone who has different ideas may want a glossy floor. But the point to remember is that as much as floor and interior design is meant for the eyes, it is equally meant for your soles of your feet and for your body to feel good in.

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