A custom stone sideboard should do more than complement a luxury dining room. It needs to store the right items, allow doors and drawers to open comfortably, and arrive in a size that can be installed. Before ordering a marble or travertine sideboard, work through these practical decisions with your designer and fabricator.
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Measure the finished wall, nearby doors and the space behind dining chairs when they are pulled out. Decide what will sit above the sideboard, such as artwork or a mirror, before fixing its height. For a long stone piece, also check the route from the delivery entrance to the dining room, including lifts, corridors and turns.
List what the cabinet will hold: tableware, linens, serving pieces or objects used less often. Ask for internal dimensions, shelf positions and drawer depths on the production drawing. Check handle access and the space needed to open every door or drawer. A beautiful stone front is less useful if the storage does not fit the way the room is used.
A strongly veined marble can make a long cabinet a focal point; a fluted travertine design creates a quieter, textured effect. Review the proposed stone at the scale of the whole sideboard, not only as a small sample. Agree on the finish and how the pattern should continue across the top, doors and drawer fronts. Explore MARS Home Decor's stone materials when preparing the design brief.
Before production begins, approve one drawing that shows:
View MARS Home Decor's sideboards and console tables and its custom fabrication process. To discuss a villa or hospitality project, send your room dimensions and storage requirements for a project-specific quotation.
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