What shade variation means
The slabs are deliberately composed in different tones, from ivory to warm white. It is a selection choice made before the working; after it come an antiqued pre-honing and a brushing, which soften edges and surface.
Shade-varied white marble
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.
Pre-honed antiqued, brushed
| Finish | Pre-honed antiqued, brushed |
| Line | Classic Line |
| Indicative price | 30 – 45 €/m² |
Where it works best
Large interiors, where a uniform background would show every joint: dining rooms, open-plan spaces, entrances. It works on walls too, and can go from floor to cladding without the room turning monotonous.
The practical benefit of the variation
A slab replaced years later goes unnoticed, because the difference between pieces is already there by design. On single-tone floors every repair stays visible for good.
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