Floors and borders
Fabricate and install the scheduled stone fields, borders and thresholds. Coordinate brass inlays, finished heights and joints through the circulation spaces.

Pale stone surfaces balance a dark, textured wood wall. A marble reception desk anchors the far end of the lobby.
Original, unaltered image from D. Serba Design’s supplied bid set, December 17, 2025.
View original drawing · PDF page 9
The proposed stonework connects the lobby floor, north wall and reception desk, with coordinated borders, baseboards and transitions.
Fabricate and install the scheduled stone fields, borders and thresholds. Coordinate brass inlays, finished heights and joints through the circulation spaces.
Coordinate panel sizes and seams with available slab dimensions, the revised light boxes, edge profiles and approved attachment details.
Fabricate the marble front and sides, together with the scheduled counter and base surfaces. Approve the veining, corner details and millwork support.
Coordinate returns at doors and connections to wood, wallcovering and adjacent finishes. Confirm the retained entry surfaces against the drawing revisions.
Scope shown for coordination. Final inclusions follow the agreed proposal and approved drawings. Elevator work and other-trade responsibilities require separate confirmation.
A restrained palette connects the lobby to the hallway and reception.
The specified pale stone for the floor field and tall lobby panels.
The coordinated stone border and base shown in the drawings.
Honed marble front and sides, with the scheduled Caesarstone 4330 Ginger counter and base surfaces.
American walnut, quartered walnut veneer and wire-brushed, cerused rift-cut oak, as scheduled.
The specified brass inlays, bronze finishes and metal profiles at the floor, panels and openings.
Wallcovering above the stone base, as shown in the original hallway renderings.
Material names follow the supplied drawing schedule. Physical samples, drawing revisions and approved shop drawings govern final construction.
Review the floor border, wall-panel joints, reception veining and the connections between stone and wood.
Coordinate the continuous floor treatment, stone base, wallcovering and bronze accents.
The elevator view shows the architect’s intended finishes. Confirm the elevator contractor’s scope and approved floor assembly separately.
Approve physical finish samples and shop drawings after field measurements. Furniture and decorative lighting in the renderings illustrate the design intent and require final selection.
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Attention: Olesia Lihai, Project Coordinator
High Line Stone Care Inc.
Victor Queiroz, Founder & CEO
Architectural design and original renderings: D. Serba Design. Presentation: High Line Stone Care. The five design images are reproduced unchanged from PDF pages 9, 13 and 16 of the supplied bid set dated December 17, 2025. Drawing revisions, approved samples and shop drawings govern final construction. Open the original bid drawings.