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Ancient Ligurian ►
These handsome travertines, in the lightest tint of warm yellow, are delicately veined with nebulous 'coffee clouds'. Each pillowed-edge tablet is hand­washed to soften the surface and edges, to enhance the subtleties of form of the minute marine fossils that settled here long ago on what was once the home bed of a warm ocean. This stone is highly prized by designers for the beauty, character and practicality it lends to any area or style of home.
This stone is unfilled and may be unsuitable for areas where a high level of hygiene is required.
Byzantine Bronze T
A prime example of what quarries call a noceor 'walnut' travertine, in this instance a dark walnut stone, honed by soft brushes to produce an ultra-smooth surface without the light-reflecting glare that so effectively negates large areas of colour in polished stone.
The different sizes lend themselves to creative thinking in the laying down of patterns or insets, to contrast with lighter coloured stoneand in combination bring about dramatic effects.
Unfilled
60X40X 1.5 EW-AL60X40
40x40x1.5 EW-AL40X40
40x20x1.5 EW-AL40X20
20 x 20 x 1.5 EW-AL20X20
Filled
40.6x40.6x1.2 EW-BBF40X40
40.6 x 20.3X 1.2 EW-BBF40X20
2o.3 x 2o.3X 1.2 EW-BBF20X20
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