Interiors made to last.
Zarredo specifies materials for five-star hospitality, private residences and commercial spaces, documented at the level of each material decision: quarry, maker and installation.
Lobbies, corridors and suites.
Bookmatched marble across long walls and pilasters, with the veining oriented to the light of each space; wallcoverings and acoustic panels that keep public areas calm.
- Feature walls and floors in Calacatta and Statuario
- Continuous vein matching across large surfaces
- Acoustic treatment for lobbies, restaurants and corridors
Private homes and penthouses.
Hand-woven textiles and acoustic panels for libraries, media rooms and living spaces, and stone for bathrooms, kitchens and floors, chosen with the architect from the first drawings.
- Woven wall panels with tested acoustic performance
- Large-format slabs for integrated bathroom volumes
- Custom finishes developed for a single room
Spaces where the surface must stay quiet.
Honed rather than polished stone to avoid reflections, consistent tone across large floor areas, and finishes that support the work or the brand on show instead of competing with it.
- Honed natural stone floors with consistent tone
- Joint layouts agreed before cutting
- Durable finishes for high-traffic areas
Every surface has a named origin.
Quarry-traced slabs
Each slab carries a quarry certificate: block number, extraction date and the face orientation relative to the mountain's vein direction.
Named loom, named pattern
Every textile references its atelier and loom run. Weave pattern, fibre origin and acoustic substrate sit in the same project file.
Surfaces, not afterthoughts
Wallcoverings and bespoke finishes are specified alongside the architecture, each referencing its maker and the substrate it was developed for.
A project begins with the right conversation.
Bring your brief, your drawings or a single question about a material. We work from the specification stage, not after the decisions are made.