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A black-and-white Panda floor running through a dark bar under blue accent lighting. The blue bar front is a different stone.
| Stone | Panda White Marble (floor) |
|---|---|
| Appearance | White with strong black veining |
| Finish shown | Polished |
| Use | Bar and lounge flooring |
| Layout | Vein-led floor plan around traffic and seating |
| Fabrication | Custom floor panels with setting-out drawings |
| Supply | Hospitality and contract projects |
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In a dark interior, a Panda White floor becomes the brightest surface in the room. Here the black veining leads through the seating area while the white ground lifts the space against black shelving and a starry ceiling.
In bars, restaurants and lounges, plan the layout around traffic routes, furniture and sight lines rather than treating every panel as interchangeable. The strongest veins look best where guests see them first, not under a bar stool.
Hospitality floors work hard. Agree the finish, stain protection, cleaning routine and slip resistance before the stone is approved; a honed or brushed finish is usually the better choice near the bar.
Hotel bars, cocktail lounges, restaurants, entertainment venues and reception areas.

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