1. What are the benefits of using natural stone compared to man-made ceramic “stone”?

Natural stone offers unique advantages that go beyond aesthetics. Each piece of stone is formed by nature, meaning no two tiles are exactly alike. This results in surfaces rich with natural variation, texture, and depth—qualities that man-made ceramic “stone look” tiles simply can’t replicate.

Additionally, the production of natural stone involves significantly less energy than the manufacturing of ceramic or porcelain tiles, making it a more eco-conscious choice. Natural stone is also highly durable and resistant to wear, making it ideal for high-traffic areas such as hallways, kitchens, lobbies, and commercial spaces.

2. What is the lifespan of natural stone tiles?

Natural stone is incredibly long-lasting—when properly installed and maintained, it can last well over 100 years. This makes it not only a beautiful material but also a cost-effective investment over time. Unlike synthetic alternatives that may need replacing after a couple of decades, natural stone ages gracefully, often developing a richer patina that adds to its charm.

3. How sustainable is the sourcing of your natural stone?

We are deeply committed to responsible quarrying and environmental stewardship. Our natural stone is sourced from carefully managed quarries that follow strict environmental standards. After extraction, we implement a renewal and rehabilitation plan that ensures the quarry site is restored to a natural green habitat.
Our goal is to minimize our environmental footprint and preserve the surrounding landscape for future generations. Sustainability is not just a part of our process—it’s a core principle of how we operate.

Have More Questions?
If you’re unsure whether natural stone is the right choice for your project, we’re here to help. Whether you’re designing a contemporary interior, restoring a historic property, or planning a new build, our team can provide expert guidance on the most suitable stone types, finishes, and installation practices.

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