Decorative Saw-Cut Patterns, Borders and Logos
Lines, grids, borders and logos cut into the slab for a floor that is part of the design.
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A plain polished slab is handsome. A designed one is unforgettable. Saw cuts form grids and diamonds, borders define zones and logos can be cut or inlaid into the floor.
We lay out patterns on the slab, cut with guided saws, and polish and dye to make the pattern sing. Cuts can be left open or filled with colored material.
Pattern ideas
Large-format squares echo stone tile. Diamonds add energy. Borders define a showroom zone. Logos give a brand a permanent place in the floor. We can sketch options for approval.
Working with the slab
Cuts follow existing joints where possible. Patterns must respect the slab, so we plan to avoid creating cracking lines and discuss anything that would need a structural opinion.
Raw slab to polished floor.
From first call to finished floor.
The steps for saw-cut patterns & logos, in the order they happen.
- 01
Design the layout
A plan is drawn for your approval.
- 02
Mark the floor
Lines are laid out on the slab.
- 03
Cut and fill
Cuts are made and optionally filled.
- 04
Polish and dye
Color and gloss finish the design.
Is it right for your floor?
A good fit when
- You want a distinctive floor design
- You are branding a space
- You want to disguise or integrate joints
- You prefer subtle detail
Worth knowing
- Cuts are permanent
- Patterns must be planned around existing joints
- Detailed logos need clear artwork
- Cuts can collect dirt if left open
Good questions about saw-cut patterns & logos.
Can you cut my logo?
Yes, with clear artwork. Detail level depends on size and slab.
Will cuts crack the slab?
We plan cuts to follow joints and discuss risks.
Can cuts be colored?
Yes, with dye or filler.
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