Project Overview: Execution of traditional seminato alla veneziana flooring for an early 20th-century private residence located in Via San Primo, Milan. Reflecting bespoke Italian craftsmanship, the ornamental motif and tonal selections were calibrated to integrate seamlessly within the historic architecture of the period property. Key Highlights: ● Central Inlaid Motif: Central decorative rosette prepared off-site in the workshop using hand-cut Bianco Carrara marble tesserae, subsequently positioned and set on-site prior to pouring the main aggregate bed. ● Perimeter Framing in Carrara Cubes: Room borders and spatial divisions are framed using geometric bands composed of individual Bianco Carrara marble blocks. ● Dual-Tone Field Casting: The seminato alla veneziana aggregate base was poured using two distinct background color tones to delineate functional interior zones. ● Calibrated Matte Surface Finish: Mechanical diamond-grinding and surface treatments calibrated to produce a matte historic patina consistent with early 19th and 20th-century interiors.