Stone TO HOMES
Various Collection
Four distinctive stones—Atlantic Green, Cappuccino, Pardais and Tiger Skin Light—curated for projects that need character without losing control. We source the right lots, lock the batch, and translate the stone into a clean fabrication package.
Some palettes are built around one color; this one is built around attitude.
Across these stones you get movement and texture that reads natural and confident—greens with layered flow, cappuccino neutrals with smoky depth, and graphic veining that can feel almost hand-drawn.
The tones sit comfortably between warm and cool, which makes the collection surprisingly versatile: expressive, but not loud; detailed, but still architectural.
Across these stones you get movement and texture that reads natural and confident—greens with layered flow, cappuccino neutrals with smoky depth, and graphic veining that can feel almost hand-drawn.
The tones sit comfortably between warm and cool, which makes the collection surprisingly versatile: expressive, but not loud; detailed, but still architectural.
In interiors, these materials earn their place as “feature neutrals.” They pair well with timber, plaster, and matte metals, and they give kitchens, lobbies, staircases and statement walls a sense of depth that flat surfaces can’t replicate. Used on large planes, the key is selecting the right level of movement: some lots read calm and continuous, others are more dramatic and best reserved for focal panels, waterfall islands, or book-matched compositions. Polished finishes sharpen contrast and make pattern feel more graphic; honed finishes reduce glare and let the stone’s body and color lead.
Varieties
Oceanic green
with pastel banding
with pastel banding
Deep caramel-brown marble with minerals
Warm taupe
with ink tracery
with ink tracery
Iconic white
with graphite webbing
with graphite webbing
Applications
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Interiors
floors, wall panels, bathrooms (vanities, showers); pair with white marbles or use solo for a warm, monolithic look. Pair with Estremoz White for contrast, or use solo for a warm, monolithic scheme. -
Exteriors
façade cladding and paving when engineered; specify honed/brushed or sandblasted (no polish), with movement joints and sealed edges
Finishes
- Polished — maximizes shine and contrast; every vein pops.
- Light Sandblasted — softens contrast and lightens the perceived tone with a gentle texture.
- Honed (matte) — refined, low-gloss surface that’s forgiving in daily use.
- Brushed/Leathered — tactile feel; great for walling and lower-gloss floors.