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Eleven ways of working the same stone: Trani chianche and marbles for indoor and outdoor floors, in finishes ranging from the most textured bush-hammered to the smoothest brushed. Every surface is born in our sawmill in Trani and is cut to measure for your project.

Floor in classic Trani chianca with beige slabs in mixed formats

Classic Trani chianca

Hand-worked, brushed — 30 cm format, 1.2 cm thick

The chianca in its most traditional form: Trani stone slabs worked by hand and brushed, laid in courses of mixed formats as in the villages of Puglia. The warm beige tones and the marked surface give the floor a lived-in look from the very first day.

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Outdoor sun deck paved in white Trani chianca beside the pool

White Trani chianca

Hand-worked, brushed — 30 cm format, 1.2 cm thick

The palest variant of the Trani chianca, hand-worked and brushed. The almost white colour reflects the light and lifts terraces, sun decks and poolsides, where this stone is at home.

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Close-up of shade-varied white marble slabs in ivory tones that differ from one another

Shade-varied white marble

Pre-honed antiqued, brushed

A pale marble in which every slab has a slightly different tone: that is the shade variation, which gives the floor movement and takes away the flat effect of surfaces that are all alike. The pre-honed, antiqued and brushed finish softens edges and surface.

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Close-up of extra biancone marble slabs in a uniform white colour

Extra biancone marble

Saw-cut honed — 30 cm format, 1.2 cm thick

The most uniform and luminous selection of our biancone, offered with a saw-cut honed finish. An even surface and a constant colour, for interiors that need a pale, clean background with no distractions.

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Close-up detail of the bush-hammered surface of antique Trani marble

Antique Trani marble

Chipped bush-hammered, brushed — 30 cm format, 1.2 cm thick

The surface is bush-hammered and chipped along the edges, then brushed: the result reproduces the erosion of time on Trani marble. It is the choice of those who want a new floor that looks as if it had always been there, in a restoration as much as in a newly built house.

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Indoor floor in uniform white Trani marble in a masonry kitchen

Uniform white Trani marble

Pre-honed antiqued, brushed — 30 cm format, 1.2 cm thick

Trani marble selected in its most even slabs, with a pre-honed, antiqued and brushed finish. The pale, constant tone makes it a discreet background for interiors, from masonry kitchens to the vaulted rooms of the masserie.

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Close-up of bush-hammered Trani marble slabs with a rough, grainy surface

Bush-hammered Trani marble

Bush-hammered, trimmed — 30 cm format, 1.2 cm thick

Bush-hammering strikes the surface and makes it rough and matt; the trimmed edges keep the laying regular. It is the classic finish for outdoor areas that are walked on, from driveways to poolsides.

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Outdoor courtyard paved in tumbled Trani marble with prickly pears and sun loungers

Tumbled Trani marble

Pre-honed antiqued, brushed — 30 cm format, 1.2 cm thick

Tumbling rounds off the corners and edges of the slabs and softens the surface, already pre-honed and brushed. The result is a floor with an antique, welcoming air, at ease in outdoor courtyards as much as on indoor stairs.

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Outdoor patio paved in rustic Trani marble with sun loungers and a stone wall

Rustic Trani marble

Pre-honed antiqued, brushed — 30 cm format, 1.2 cm thick

The most textured face of Trani marble: a pre-honed, antiqued and brushed surface, warm tones and natural markings on show. It recalls the paving of the villages and historic houses of Puglia, indoors and out.

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Close-up detail of the fine, matt surface of sandblasted Trani marble

Sandblasted Trani marble

Sandblasting with chipped edges — 30 cm format, 1.2 cm thick

Sandblasting gives the surface a fine, matt grain, while the chipped edges take every stiffness out of the laying. A sober, even finish, meant for outdoor areas and rooms of essential design.

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Close-up of brushed Trani marble in golden tones beside a wooden worktop

Brushed Trani marble

Pre-honed, trimmed, brushed — 30 cm format, 1.2 cm thick

The brushes follow the grain of the stone and leave it smooth to the touch but not glossy. It is the softest finish in the catalogue, with the golden tones of Trani marble in the foreground: ideal for interiors that have to warm the room.

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What it costs

TypeIndicative price When it is used
Trani scorza (mixed)18 – 25 €/m²The rustic answer for large outdoor surfaces.
Antiqued stone (split)30 – 45 €/m²The most widely used compromise between indoors and out.
Classic chianca80 – 110 €/m²Traditional sizes, restoration of masserie and old villages.
Trani biancone (slabs)120 – 160 €/m²The palest, most uniform selection, for high-end projects.
Scorza pallet (about 20 m²)€220 – €380 per palletOptimised for covering a lot of ground outdoors.

These are ex-sawmill material prices. The final quote also depends on thickness, size, quantity and transport: those are the four things we ask for in order to answer with a real figure.

Two guiding lines, one stone

Every finish belongs to the Classic or the Rustic line: two different ways of interpreting the same Trani stone.

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