Arkistyle: a fresh take on terrazzo
With Arkistyle, Marca Corona continues its exploration into the world of stones, offering a sophisticated combination of two variants: limestone and terrazzo. Continue reading Arkistyle: a fresh take on terrazzo
With Arkistyle, Marca Corona continues its exploration into the world of stones, offering a sophisticated combination of two variants: limestone and terrazzo. Continue reading Arkistyle: a fresh take on terrazzo
Ceramiche Refin‘s strong response during these times of uncertainty, with attempts at being “virtually nearer” to their customers, means they have been on the ball when it comes to digitally presenting what would otherwise have been their stand at this year’s Coverings. Thankfully Diary of a Tile Addict can also do a little to help, and we have opened up our site to known and … Continue reading Iberian Inspired Limestone
When the Hamilton Princess Hotel & Beach Club in Bermuda commissioned Julian Opie, he designed a 13m long frieze featuring his signature stylised figures in patinated bronze inlaid into Antalya Cream limestone, created by stoneCIRCLE. Continue reading Tropical Trouvaille
De Ferranti’s Bitter Chocolate Limestone suits both traditional and contemporary interiors. It is typically supplied in tile formats: 400 by 400 by 20mm; honed and pre-sealed. Although rare in large sizes, De Ferranti can also source slab and block to carve basins and form architectural details, such as staircases, friezes and cornicing. Bespoke sizes and finishes are available to order Continue reading Bitter Chocolate Limestone