Art of Natural Stone

Statuarietto marble is quarried in Carrara. It has a medium-fine grain and the texture is characterised by its light grey veins on a milky-white background. If Statuario marble is appreciated

The marvellous artwork of art by Craig Copeland “Embrace” has been displayed at the exhibition “Soul of the City”, organised for the 52th edition of Marmomac in Verona. Both for

Brown Eramosa marble is a very elegant and sophisticated natural stone thanks to its brown chromaticism, with some green and beige shades and the parallel veins that cross every slab.

All natural stones have specific physical characteristics. However, a few of them that also have some special properties that give further character and exclusivity to the environment in which they

The linear eloquence of the Bardiglio Imperiale marble Bardiglio Imperiale is a marble quarried in central Italy. If at first glance its chromaticity seems to be a uniform dark gray, with

Marinace is a conglomerate made by pebbles of different dimensions (polymictic) which is usually included into the granite typology because of its strength and its resistance to use. Its amazing

Quartz is a mineral is characterised by a strong chemical stability. It is extremely hard and resistant both to mechanic traction and high temperatures. Given its crystal structure and its

The Calacatta marble is one of the most precious and valued Italian marble. Quarried in Carrara, this marble has been used since the Renaissance for exclusive handcrafts because of its

The Giallo Siena Nuvolato marble is recognisable from its yellow base which is made heterogeneous by its veins ranging from the ivory white and golden yellow to the deep red. This

Marble owes its brilliance to calcite’s low refraction index which is one of its main components. This allows light to penetrate the marble, reducing refraction and enhancing its outstanding brightness