MATERIALS
AND FINISHES

Each product is conceived, crafted, and hand-finished in our artisan workshop, founded in 1954, and made from the finest marbles, stones, and travertines, exclusively sourced in Italy.

TRAVERTINO ROMANO
with its warm, porous texture

CARRARA
a symbol of purity and refinement

VERDELLO DI ASIAGO
locally sourced material

PIETRA PIASENTINA
with extraordinary color shades

Travertino Romano

The Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, and the colonnade of St. Peter’s Basilica are just a few of the masterpieces crafted by the Romans using this stone, who were the first to recognize its extraordinary potential. With its warm, earthy tones and porous, cavernous structure,travertine is both durable and wear-resistant, yet simultaneously soft and refined.A symbol of timeless luxury, it is ideal for both modern, contemporary spaces and more classic, elegant environments.

Carrara

Chosen in the 16th century by Michelangelo to sculpt his masterpieces such as The Pietà and David, it remains the preferred marble of sculptors and artists worldwide. With its pure white color and veins ranging from black to gray, Bianco Carrara is renowned for its purity ans compactness, and is considered the quintessential marble—a symbol of elegance, luxury, and tradition.More than five hundred years later, this precious Tuscan marblecontinues to captivate and is still widely used in contemporary design, architecture, and art.

Pietra Piasentina

From the heart of the Julian Prealps comes a stone with a distinctive gray color, subtly veined with Bianco Burro and occasionally tinged with brown or reddish hues.Valued since antiquity for its aesthetic and physical qualities, it has been used by prominent figures such as Andrea Palladio and Raimondo d’Aronco in the construction of noble palaces and monumental works that shaped the history of architecture. Rustic yet modern,its appearance can vary depending on the finishing, creating unique chromatic and tactile effects that enhance any space with elegance and style.

Verdello di Asiago

It is the marble of our homeland, quarried in the Asiago Plateau,where we were born and raised. Belonging to the same family as the better-known Rosso Asiago, it differs in color but retains all the physical and mechanical properties: strength, durability, and resilience.Its structure and beige base color,adorned with delicate green veins,give it an antique, lived-in feel.It blends seamlessly into traditional settingswhile adding a touch of history to modern, minimalist living spaces.