Commercial · India

Corporate Headquarters Lobby

Reception desk, inlaid logo wall and lobby flooring for a corporate headquarters, with the identity cut directly from the client's vector artwork.

Location
Mumbai, India
Client type
Corporate occupier, via architect
Industry
Commercial

Overview

The logo wall was the whole brief in miniature: an identity that had to be geometrically exact, inlaid in contrasting stone, and flush enough that the joint lines disappear at two metres.

The artwork was taken directly from the client's vector files rather than redrawn, then waterjet cut so the inlay pieces and the ground panel share a single cut line with no visible gap.

Stone used

Materials on this project

  • Makrana White
  • Absolute Black
  • Steel Grey

Products supplied

  • Panelised stone reception desk
  • Inlaid logo feature wall
  • Lobby flooring with a border detail
  • Signage plaques for the lift lobbies

Process

Manufacturing

  1. 01Identity waterjet cut from supplied vector artwork
  2. 02Inlay flush-set and polished as one surface
  3. 03Reception desk dry-fitted and numbered
  4. 04Floor cut to a setting-out plan with border mitres

Installation

  • Desk delivered as a numbered kit
  • Logo wall shipped as one framed assembly where size allowed
  • Floor delivered in laying sequence
  • Setting-out plan crated on top of the first pallet

Gallery

Scope, plate by plate

Shown as titled brand plates rather than photographs — we do not illustrate a project with a photograph of work that is not it.

Specifications

At a glance

Package type
Lobby and reception package
Feature
Waterjet inlaid identity wall
Source artwork
Client vector files, not redrawn
Finish
Polished, contrast honed inlay

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