Contemporary take on travertine from RAK

Offering a fresh interpretation of one of the most popular natural stones, Maximus Travertine Crosscut Osso from RAK Ceramics is a large-format porcelain collection that combines the warmth and organic character of travertine with the practical benefits and design versatility of porcelain.

A modern bathroom featuring a freestanding tub, a round mirror above a stylish sink, wooden cabinetry, and natural plants. The walls have a light stone texture, and the floor is tiled in a light color, creating a serene atmosphere.
Bathroom featuring RAK’s Maximus Travertine Crosscut Osso.

Inspired by cross-cut travertine, the collection offers a softer interpretation of the natural stone, with subtle tonal movement and multicolour nuances bringing depth and character to floors and walls. Available in White and Light Beige, the range provides a versatile foundation for contemporary schemes, complementing natural woods, warm metals and earthy finishes. It has been developed to coordinate with Maximus Travertine Osso, allowing designers to combine the two interpretations within the same scheme as they share a colour palette.

A modern outdoor courtyard with minimalist design featuring a small tree, lush ferns, and contemporary seating. The area is bordered by smooth stone tiles and has glass walls revealing a cozy interior.
RAK’s Maximus Travertine Crosscut Osso is available in Light Beige, and White.

Four formats are available – 600 by 1,200, 1,200 by 1,200, 1,200 by 2,800, and 1,620 by 3,240mm – offering scope for a variety of applications, including flooring, feature walls, and architectural surfaces. The collection also features co-ordinating striped décor in White and Light Beige, providing an opportunity to introduce a subtle linear element to a scheme.

Modern kitchen with gray cabinets, central island, and dining area overlooking a scenic view of the water and greenery.
Kitchen featuring RAK’s Maximus Travertine Crosscut Osso.

Maximus Travertine Crosscut Osso is manufactured using Sync Effect digital structure technology, creating a tactile relief across the surface. The digitally applied structure enhances the depth and authenticity of the stone design, reinforcing the natural character of the travertine-inspired finish.

More at: https://www.rakceramics.com/uk

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