Marble applications
Explore the marble applications collection in the Malakates catalogue. Compare the entries and identify the options you want to discuss for your project. Based in Pikermi, Attica, Malakates works in natural stone supply and processing for private and professional clients.
Natural stone within the design
Marble brings a natural material into the design of a building. Choosing it involves the room, the size of the surface and its relationship with the other materials around it. A small photograph helps with an initial search, while a sample, a view of the slab and the actual project dimensions make the final discussion more useful. For floors, stairs and other applications, the arrangement of the pieces and the position of the joints influence the overall composition. Start with the drawing and the intended appearance before discussing cutting. This gives both a homeowner and a professional a clearer basis for comparing the available choices.
Preparing a practical enquiry
Malakates has operated in Pikermi, Attica, since 1975, working in retail, wholesale and natural stone processing. Prepare your enquiry with drawings, approximate quantities and information about how the surface will be used. For stairs, record the treads and risers; for a counter, mark the edges and openings; for a floor, consider the arrangement of the pieces. The finish, thickness and processing details can then be discussed alongside the material. A project in Attica or elsewhere in Greece benefits from the same clear starting information. It also makes comparisons more meaningful, because each proposal can refer to the same measurements and construction details.
Explore the related collection
Browse the related materials and applications and the stone processing services. Send drawings, dimensions and quantities through the contact page to discuss your own project.
Before making your selection
Where can I start if I have not chosen the stone?
Begin with the intended use and main dimensions. A plan, reference images and details of the adjacent surfaces help frame a discussion about the catalogue choices. You can explain the project before deciding on the final material.
What should I include in a project enquiry?
Send the drawing, approximate quantities and the project location. Add any proposed edges, openings or special details. These points help the enquiry address the actual application and the processing you want to discuss.
Can a photograph replace a stone sample?
A photograph supports the initial search. A sample and a view of the available pieces give the final selection a fuller basis, because natural stone varies between pieces and lighting influences its appearance.