FRAGMENTS OF HISTORY FROM THE WORLD

An Italian marble extracted in Friuli Venezia Giulia with light tones ranging from white to light grey, with ivory, grey and pinkish veins.

Available for: Menhir di Luce, Menhir Sound, Menhir Minimal, Stake

Trani Marble is a fine grain carbonate rock extracted in Puglia originating
from the sedimentation of rock strata, with beige Havana color.

Available for: Menhir di Luce, Menhir Sound, Menhir Minimal, Stake

Angel Spark is a golden beige onyx with darker veinsquarried in Turkey. This particular texture may have pitted holes and different patterns of colours, according to the cut.

Available for: Menhir di Luce, Menhir Sound

Ivory, as the name suggests, is representative of the classic warm sandy tones typical of travertine. The vein cut shows clearly the layers of the travertine that have been complied through millennia. Travertine is characterised by pitted holes and troughs in its surface.

Available for: Menhir Sound, Menhir Minimal

A type of Bianco Carrara, Italian marble quarried in the Apuan Alps, which has a dark white background colour with greyish veins, sometimes inclined to black. Due to its medium-fine grain, it has a smooth surface with no cavities, perfect for polished stonework.

Available for: Menhir Minimal, Stake, Ray

Verde Alpi (Green Alpi) marble originates in the Western Alps area of Italy and is particularly attractive for its refinement and elegance. This type of marble has a veined structure with combinations of green areas with different intensities, crossed by white veins.

Available for: Menhir di Luce, Menhir Sound, Ray

Type of quartz quarried in Norway. The green color is expressed in all its shades, from the lightest to the most intense, in a swirl that creates an effect of sure impact. With its cloudy structure and intense gradation, it gives internal and external surfaces a strong yet natural appearance.

Available for: Menhir di Luce, Menhir Sound

Fossil wood comes from the Amazonian forests. It is a petrified wood in which the organic part is replaced by minerals, while the original structure of the wood itself remains. Fossil wood changes color, taking on the shades of the minerals present in the earth in which it is found.

Available for: Menhir di Luce, Menhir Sound

Marble characterized by the presence of large crystals and the absence of impurities. Its appearance reminds of crystallized white sugar. Its splendor has always enchanted sculptors and artists, starting with the ancient Greeks and Romans.

Available for: Menhir di Luce, Menhir Sound, Menhir Pool

Ocean Blue, from France, has a blue-grey texture speckled with white and, in special cases, with yellow spots. It is also ideal for immersion in chlorinated or salt water, thanks to its resistance characteristic.

Available for: Menhir Pool, Menhir di Luce

Mined on the Iberian Peninsula, Ardesia Black Pillar is a rock of sedimentary origin that can be easily divided into thin, flat, light, waterproof and weather-resistant slabs. It is a compact stone, gray-black in color that oxidizes once in contact with oxygen and humidity, taking on particular and very elegant shades.

Available for: Stake

Gneiss stone of the lamellar type, it is a set of overlapping layers. Native to northern Italy, it is characterized by unparalleled strength and a distinctive soft gray color with natural veining donated by the quartz part of the stone.

Available for: Stake