Granite decorative panels

The granite decorative panel range covers panels, mosaics and inlays combining the colours and textures of Ukrainian stone. Each composition is built from separate pieces, and its strength depends on the pattern, proportions and their interaction. A panel is no random set of elements: it works as one focal point, so every part serves a single approved concept. Restraint or colour richness follows the agreed design, not the stone type alone.

Panels are used on façades and plinths, in interiors and in urban spaces. The location drives the stone type, finish and division of the composition so the piece matches the concept and setting. Scale and detail differ between applications and are agreed in advance, shaping both materials and division.

For this work we use four main stones — Pokostivske, Leznykivske, Didkovychi and Maslavske granite — and other stone on request. Surfaces may be polished, honed or rock-face; mixing stone types and finishes builds contrasts and transitions within a composition. Grey tones provide a calm background, red and brown-pink become the accent, olive-green adds restrained colour. Material choices follow the approved concept, not an illustration's colours, and go into the signed-off list.

Before production we agree the design, the stone types, the finishes, the overall dimensions and the division of the composition. The specification sets out fragment dimensions — length, width and thickness — plus format, permitted tolerances and packaging, confirmed before work starts. For an estimate, send a reference for the motif or your own sketch, the dimensions of the area and the number of compositions. Name the essential colours and details: they preserve the pattern's character during material selection. If your idea is only approximate, send it as it is — refinements are made at design approval.

Size is decided together: you send the dimensions of the area and we propose proportions and a division so the pattern reads as a whole; the final version goes into the specification. With a stone selected, the weight and quantity calculator starts from the weight of one piece and then reports how many pieces fill a square metre and how many fill a tonne. The final materials list and the arrangement of elements are confirmed once the design is reviewed, stating which stone types and finishes each fragment uses and how the composition is divided.