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Basalt
A volcanic stone with a fine-grained texture, available in grey to dark shades. It is used for paving, landscaping and building façades.
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A volcanic stone with a fine-grained texture, available in grey to dark shades. It is used for paving, landscaping and building façades.
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A stone with a crystalline texture and predominantly white and grey backgrounds. Its natural veining gives floors and walls a bright, distinctive appearance.
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A stone with a granular texture and a wide range of colours, used for flooring, stairs, façades and high-traffic surfaces.
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A limestone with a fine texture and predominantly light, uniform colours, used for wall cladding and creating simple, consistent surfaces.
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A natural stone with varied background colours and veining, commonly used for flooring, stairs and wall cladding in building interiors.
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A decorative stone with varied colours and patterns. Some varieties allow light to pass through, making them suitable for interior spaces and statement surfaces.
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A sedimentary stone with a granular texture and a variety of earthy colours, used to create a natural look for façades, walls and landscaped spaces.
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A porous natural stone with layered patterns, available in shades ranging from light to warm tones. Travertine is a popular choice for building façades and wall…
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