Project Overview: Redesign and spatial re-proportioning of historic bathroom flooring within a period estate in Milan's prestigious District of Silence (Quadrilatero del Silenzio). The intervention focused on reconstructing deteriorated perimeters and adapting the original pattern onto an elevated floor section, creating a cohesive stone inset carpet aligned with existing architectural features. Key Highlights: ● Perimeter Reconstruction & Structural Adaptation: Comprehensive reconstruction of perimeter borders and pattern recalibration across elevated floor levels to preserve the historical geometry of the original layout. ● Grigio Bardiglio Ingress Extension: Inset extension crafted using Grigio Bardiglio marble at the entryway threshold to establish spatial symmetry and proportion between adjoining rooms. ● Polychrome Marble Selection & Matrix Grouting: Use of Grigio Carnico, Nero Assoluto, and Nero Marquinia for perimeter framing, combined with a warm-toned field mix (Giallo Mori, Botticino, Rosa Corallo, Bronzetto). Finished with a custom color-matched cementitious grouting matrix to unify the composition.