Custom Size MCM Boards: One-Stop Building Materials Solution for Unique Projects

Release time : December 27 2025

Because every building deserves to tell its own story—with materials that fit like a second skin

When Design Meets "I Wish This Could Be Possible"

Let's be real: As an architect or designer, you've probably stared at a sketch and thought, "This would be perfect—if only the material could bend here," or "I need a slab this big without ugly seams." Maybe you've hunted for a stone that looks like starry night but feels light enough for a high-rise, or a flexible panel that can wrap around a curved wall like fabric. Sound familiar? You're not alone. The struggle to marry bold design with practical, sustainable materials is where most unique projects hit a wall.

That's where COLORIA GROUP steps in. With decades of experience in the building materials game and a global footprint (yes, even a dedicated team in Saudi Arabia), they get it: Your project isn't just a structure—it's a vision. And visions shouldn't have to shrink to fit standard-size panels or generic stone patterns. Their secret weapon? MCM (Modified Cementitious Material) boards—engineered to be custom-sized, eco-friendly, and surprisingly versatile. Let's dive into how these materials turn "I wish" into "We did it."

MCM Big Slab Board Series: When Size Matters (But So Does Beauty)

Imagine a Wall That Breathes—No Seams, No Compromises

Nothing kills a sleek design faster than a wall crisscrossed with panel seams. Whether you're designing a luxury hotel lobby or a modern office facade, large, uninterrupted surfaces make a statement. That's where MCM Big Slab Board Series shines. These aren't your average 60x60cm tiles—we're talking slabs up to 3 meters long, designed to stretch across walls with minimal joints. But size is just the start; the real magic is in the details—like Travertine (Starry Green) .

Picture this: A residential tower in Riyadh, its exterior clad in Starry Green Travertine from the Big Slab series. The material mimics natural travertine, but with a twist—specks of iridescent "stars" embedded in a soft green base. When the sun hits it at dawn, the green warms up to a honeyed hue; at dusk, the stars catch the last light, making the building glow from within. And because it's a big slab, there's no grid of seams breaking up that celestial effect. It's like wrapping the building in a single, continuous piece of art.

But what if you want something more modern? Meet Lunar Peak Silvery . Part of the same Big Slab family, this finish has the cool, metallic sheen of polished silver, but with the durability of MCM. A tech company in Dubai used it for their headquarters' interior walls—no need for heavy metal panels that weigh down the structure. The lightweight MCM slabs (about 1/5 the weight of natural stone) made installation a breeze, and the silvery surface reflects light, making the open office feel brighter and more spacious. Custom size? Check. Custom vibe? Double check.

MCM Flexible Stone: Bend It, Curve It, Make It Move

Stone That Acts Like Fabric? Yes, It's Possible

Here's a design challenge: You want a curved retail space with a wall that flows like a wave, welcoming customers as they walk in. Traditional stone or concrete? Too rigid. Wallpaper? Not durable enough. Enter MCM Flexible Stone—a game-changer for organic shapes. This material is thin (as little as 3mm thick) and bendable, so it can wrap around columns, hug curved walls, or even be draped over custom frames. And when paired with Wave Panel , it becomes pure poetry.

A boutique in Jeddah recently did just that. They used Flexible Stone in a warm beige tone, cut into Wave Panel shapes, for their feature wall. The panels aren't flat—they have a gentle, rolling curve that mimics ocean waves. When sunlight streams through the store's floor-to-ceiling windows, shadows ripple across the waves, making the wall feel like it's moving. Customers stop to touch it (yes, really)—it's soft to the touch, not cold like natural stone. And because Flexible Stone is water-resistant, the boutique didn't have to worry about humidity warping it. It's beauty with zero fragility.

But why stop at waves? A restaurant in Riyadh used Flexible Stone to clad a circular bar. The material curved seamlessly around the counter, no gaps, no cracks. They chose a earthy Travertine (Beige) finish, which feels warm and inviting—perfect for a space where people gather. The best part? Since Flexible Stone is so lightweight, the bar's structure didn't need extra reinforcement. It's like dressing the bar in a custom-tailored suit—snug, stylish, and surprisingly comfortable.

MCM 3D Printing Series: Your Design, Unleashed (No Limits)

From Sketch to Wall—3D Printing Turns Ideas Into Reality

Remember when 3D printing was just for tiny plastic models? Not anymore. MCM 3D Printing Series is here to revolutionize how we build. Imagine sending your design file—a complex pattern, a geometric maze, or even a Wave Panel with hyper-specific curves—to COLORIA, and having it printed directly into MCM panels. No molds, no minimum order quantities, just your vision, exactly as you drew it.

Take a cultural center in Kuwait, for example. The architect wanted the exterior to tell the story of local Bedouin weaving patterns, but traditional stone carving would have been time-consuming and expensive. Instead, they used 3D printed MCM panels. The 3D printer layered the modified cementitious material to recreate the weaving's interlacing lines, right down to the tiny gaps between "threads." The result? A facade that looks handcrafted, but was built in half the time. And since MCM is eco-friendly (low carbon footprint, recyclable), the center hit its sustainability goals too.

Or think about a hotel lobby with a feature wall that's more sculpture than decoration. The designer dreamed of a surface covered in Star Gravel —small, rounded stone-like protrusions that catch light from every angle. With 3D printing, COLORIA printed each "gravel" piece directly onto the MCM panel, varying their size and spacing to create depth. The wall now feels like a tactile, three-dimensional landscape—guests can't resist running their hands over it. That's the power of 3D printing: it turns "impossible" textures into something you can touch, see, and experience.

Why Custom Size MCM Boards Are a Game-Changer

What You Get	Why It Matters	Real-World Example
Custom Sizing (Any Length/Width)	Eliminates ugly seams; fits unique wall dimensions perfectly	A school in Doha used 4m-long Big Slabs for their auditorium walls—no breaks in the sound-absorbing surface.
Eco-Friendly Materials	Low VOCs, recyclable, and lightweight (reduces transport emissions)	A LEED-certified office in Abu Dhabi chose MCM Flexible Stone to meet their green building requirements.
Design Freedom	3D printing and flexible materials mean curves, textures, and custom patterns are all possible	A restaurant in Bahrain used 3D printed Wave Panels to create a "cave-like" dining area with flowing walls.
Global Support	With a presence in Saudi Arabia and beyond, local teams handle logistics and installation help	A mall in Riyadh got on-site support from COLORIA's Saudi team to ensure their Starry Green Travertine slabs aligned perfectly.

Your Project Isn't "Standard"—Why Should Your Materials Be?

At the end of the day, buildings are more than just walls and roofs—they're stories. Stories of culture, innovation, and human creativity. And stories deserve to be told with materials that don't just "work," but resonate . Whether you're chasing the starry glow of Travertine (Starry Green), the flowing curves of a Wave Panel, or the custom texture of 3D printed MCM, COLORIA's custom size boards are here to turn your unique vision into a tangible, breathtaking reality.

So stop compromising. Stop shrinking your design to fit "standard" materials. Start with "what if," and let COLORIA handle the "how." Because the best projects aren't built with off-the-shelf parts—they're built with materials that were made for you .