Stone TO HOMES
Grey Collection
Four Portuguese greys—Era Silver, Orlando Grey, Trigaches Light and Trigaches Dark—built for modern interiors that need depth without heaviness. We source the right lots, lock the batch, and translate the stone into a clean fabrication package.
Grey is the most architectural color in stone: it carries shadow and structure, but stays neutral enough to let the rest of the space breathe.
Within this collection, the range runs from soft silver and misty mid-greys to deeper graphite tones, with movement shifting from quiet clouding to larger mineral fields and occasional high-contrast streaks. It’s a palette that reads calm at distance, yet still has enough texture up close to feel natural and premium.
In interiors, these stones excel where you want a contemporary look that does not feel cold. Grey marble sharpens warm whites, balances timber and leather, and makes black hardware and brushed metals look cleaner and more intentional.
Within this collection, the range runs from soft silver and misty mid-greys to deeper graphite tones, with movement shifting from quiet clouding to larger mineral fields and occasional high-contrast streaks. It’s a palette that reads calm at distance, yet still has enough texture up close to feel natural and premium.
In interiors, these stones excel where you want a contemporary look that does not feel cold. Grey marble sharpens warm whites, balances timber and leather, and makes black hardware and brushed metals look cleaner and more intentional.
Varieties
Soft silver-grey calm
Graphite grey
with mineral grain
with mineral grain
Misty grey with fine grain
Smoky grey with pale mineral sweep
Applications
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Interiors
floors, wall panels, bathrooms (vanities, shower surrounds); pair with white marbles for contrast or use solo for a monolithic scheme. -
Exteriors
cladding is feasible—commonly with honed or sandblasted finishes; plan fixings and movement joints per project.
Some of our finishes
- Chiseled — Hand-worked edges or surface, chisel-marked for an artisanal, rugged, sculpted character. ↖
- Fluted — Repeated vertical channels create elegant rhythm, depth, and architectural shadow lines. ↗
- Grooved — Linear grooves cut into the surface for texture, definition, and improved slip resistance. ↙
- Splitface — Naturally fractured surface with raw relief, strong texture, and dramatic light-and-shadow. ↘