Specified from
the slab itself.
Lumière is a working floor. Full slabs stand where they can be walked round, photographed and compared — which is the part a sample chip cannot do.
Who it is for
What the floor is
actually useful for.
Fabricators
See the whole slab before it is templated — the face, the ends, the edges and the back. Walk round it, photograph it, and check the figure against the layout you have in mind.
- The full piece, standing and accessible
- Bring templates or a layout drawing
- Ask about matched material kept as a set
Architects
Take the material reference straight from the actual slab into the specification, rather than from a sample chip that will not represent the piece that arrives.
- Photograph the specific slab
- Confirm the name against Lumière’s records
- Send drawings or a finish schedule ahead
Interior designers
Compare candidates side by side under the same light, see how a vein will land across a run, and bring a client to stand in front of it.
- Two candidates side by side, under the same light
- Backlit where the material is translucent
- Client-friendly floor, not a sample room
Builders & developers
A working showroom rather than a sample board — useful when a client needs to make a decision and stop revisiting it.
- Full slabs on the floor
- Room to view a piece on its own
- One conversation, one decision
Homeowners
Come with your designer or fabricator, or come on your own and ask. There is no obligation to arrive knowing the vocabulary.
- Plain answers, no jargon required
- See it before you commit
- Bring photographs of the space
What to send
Four things make
a reply useful.
- The material, or a photograph of something close to it
- Roughly how much area the project needs
- Where the project is
- What stage it is at — concept, specification or fabrication
Questions
Trade
questions.
Yes — architects, interior designers, fabricators, builders and developers. Send drawings, a finish schedule or a photograph and Lumière will respond with what is relevant.
The material you are considering, the rough area, the stage the project is at, and the location. That is usually enough for a useful first reply.
Names on this site come from Lumière’s own material records. Confirm the exact name with the team before it goes into a specification.
This temporary site does not state live availability. Send the material name and Lumière can confirm the current status.
Trade enquiry
Send the project.
Drawings, a finish schedule, a photograph, or a single material name. Lumière will reply on what is here and what can be found.