The Istrian stone has been widely used in Italy, especially in Venice, in the architecture and in structural and artistic works, both for its chromatic and technical qualities. In ancient, medieval and modern times majestic monuments, historic buildings, churches, bridges, canals and wells were built. ...
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Istria stone is a sedimentary cliff limestone coming from the homonymous peninsula in the Adriatic Sea. It is also known as“Orsera stone”. It is compact and not very porous. Has been quarried for over two thousand years....
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The classical quality of Rosso Verona, the red marble par excellence. Rosso Verona is one of the most famous and worldwide well-known Italian ornamental rocks, coming from Verona area. It is suitable for floorings, staircases, coverings, columns, balustrades, portals, cornices, fireplaces, sculptures, ornamental works. It is...
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The Bianco Carrara marble is the most appreciated and known Italian marble in the world, is considered, both in Italy and abroad, the Italian marble par excellence. This stone is extracted from the Apuan Alps in Carrara where there are the most known millenary tradition...
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It is suitable for products intended for interior and exterior locations, for floors and coverings. It is a strong material, it withstands the cold but in the humid and rainy areas, with rigid temperatures reaching down several degrees below zero, it can be damaged. The...
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Talking about Carrara marbles we refer to all marbles coming from Carrara. The most important extraction and manufacturing area is that of Apuan Alps that boasts a primacy at national and worldwide level for the selection and the productive marbles ability. Over the centuries, were...
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Italy’s luck is having been the beating heart of the Roman culture, a civilization that throughout its one thousand and two hundred years of history conquered the Mediterranean and all countries on it overlooking. Ancient Romans’ luck was to have conquered the civilisation with the highest culture: the Greeks. What’s...
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