This velvety-smooth rosin stone with its unique cinder shading creates a feeling of expectation. The shades cannot be repeated, as each piece of marble has its own identity. The raw material comes from Romania.
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Semi-white, dolomitic stone, with uneven, mottled grey grains, giving the impression that water is running down its surface. Found in the Drama region of northern Greece.
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A high-quality, semi-white, dolomitic bright marble. It is naturally embellished with light grey veining and small, irregular clouds. It comes from mount Volakas in the Drama region of northern Greece.
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This is the well-known smooth white marble that has been used for sculpture and interior decoration for centuries. It comes exclusively from the Greek island of Thassos.
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This is a yellow, antiqued limestone with a rough surface. The stone’s forged finishing looks great in rooms with rustic furnishings. This limestone comes from Egypt.
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The limestone used for this radiator has a creamy color, an uneven surface and a look that blends beautifully with modern spaces. The stone is extracted in Bulgaria.
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This radiator is made from smooth clear white stone with flecks of grey. The impressive simplicity of this stone brings a subtle difference to any space. The stone is from Skopje in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
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This coffee-colored limestone comes in a wide variety of shades, from creamy beige to light brown. The honing process brings out the natural highlights of the stone, while its grainy consistency gives it a rugged texture. The stone comes from Lisbon.
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Made from antiqued, dark black stone, this radiator’s discreet appearance, with its flowing sense of elegance, makes it an ideal complement to any interior. The raw material is extracted in the Imathia region of Greece.
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This model, in rough dark black slate with a shimmering iridescence, makes a stylish addition to any interior design and combines flawlessly with dark colours. The stone used for this radiator is extracted in Brazil.
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