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Panda White Marble Reception Desks, Stairs & Feature Walls

The pieces people remember from a lobby are the front desk, the staircase and the wall behind it, and that is where Panda White's veining earns its keep. We cut these from sequenced slabs so the pattern runs on across joints, and we make curved, angled and custom-shaped pieces to your drawings.

**Winder Stair with Lit Treads.** Winder treads cut from heavily veined Panda marble, with lighting tucked under each nosing. On a stair that turns, the dark figure on every step leads the eye around the corner. The same slabs suit reception desk fronts and full-height feature walls.

Specifications

Stone name	Panda White Marble, custom fabrication
Origin	Lianyungang, Jiangsu Province, China
Material	Natural marble
Typical pieces	Reception and bar fronts, stair treads and risers, feature and TV walls, tables, cabinet fronts, curved and custom-shaped pieces
Thickness	18 mm or 20 mm; ultra-thin 3 mm panels on honeycomb backing for walls
Finish	Polished or honed
Fabrication	Cut and matched to your drawings in our factory
Packing	Export wooden crates
Minimum order	One piece
Shipping	LCL, full container, or DDP with duties and customs clearance handled

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Staircases

Treads and risers can be cut so each step continues the veins of the one below, or kept calm with lighter pieces on the treads and the stronger figure on the risers. Honed treads give better grip than polished ones; for polished stairs we suggest anti-slip strips or a honed nosing.

Feature Walls and TV Walls

A bookmatched pair or a sequence of slabs makes a full-height feature wall. Where the wall can't take the load of 20 mm stone, our 2400 × 1200 × 3 mm panels bonded to aluminum honeycomb or aluminum composite are far lighter and simpler to fix, with the same marble face.

Furniture and Custom Shapes

Bookmatched Panda White also suits furniture: dining and coffee tables, cabinet and vanity fronts, and pieces with curves or angles. Send a drawing, and we'll tell you which slabs fit it best and how the veins will fall.

What to Send for a Quote

For a desk or bar front, send elevation drawings showing the front panels, returns, joints and overhangs, and mark the side that faces the customer so the main veins end up there. For stairs, the number of steps with tread and riser sizes; for walls, the finished height and width with any openings. The structural design and supports stay with your project team.

Project Photos

**Slabs with Black Cloud Veining.** Two slabs with large black “clouds” drifting across white, with a worker for scale. Pieces with this much movement are the ones we would pick for a reception desk front, a staircase or a full-height feature wall.

**Bookmatched Reception Desk.** The desk front is cut from consecutive slabs, so the black veins meet at the center and spread outward. The countertop on top is the same stone, kept plain to let the front do the talking.

**Matched Stair Treads.** A straight stair seen from above. The treads and risers were cut in sequence, so the black bands step down the flight almost like contour lines.

**Floating Stair in a Villa.** Panda White treads on a floating stair with a glass balustrade. Lighting under each tread outlines the black veins at night.

**Spiral Staircase from Above.** A spiral stair seen from the top landing. Cutting curved treads from Panda White takes careful slab selection so the veins follow the curve.

**TV Feature Wall and Stair.** Large Panda White panels behind a wall-mounted TV, with the stair alongside finished in the same stone.

**Stairs, Landing and Wall.** Three views from one house: a glass-sided stair, a polished landing and a stair wall, all in Panda White.