Stone
Cicala
Stone
We have a range of stone and marble options available.
Carrara
Carrara marble, renowned for its timeless elegance, is a high-quality white marble prized for centuries in sculpture and architecture. Quarried primarily in the mountains just outside the city of Carrara in the province of Massa. The quarrying of Carrara marble dates back over 2,000 years, showcasing a rich history of craftsmanship and cultural significance. Carrara is a natural stone renowned for its unique aesthetic and character. With a honed finish and light protective coating applied, the marble has a soft matt finish. Marble is naturally a porous material, making it susceptible to staining as it has an increased absorbency.
Travertino Romano
Roman travertine, a testament to the ancient allure of Italy's architectural marvels, is a distinctive limestone prized for its warm, earthy tones and unique veining structure. Quarried predominantly in the Tivoli region near Rome, its rich history traces back to the construction of iconic structures like the Colosseum and the Roman Forum. The formation of travertine occurs through the deposition of mineral-rich waters over thousands of years, resulting in its characteristic appearance and durability. Travertine Romano is a natural stone renowned for its unique aesthetic and character. With a honed finish and light protective coating applied, the stone has a soft matt finish. Stone is naturally a porous material, making it susceptible to staining as it has an increased absorbency.
Calacatta
Calacatta, a masterpiece of nature's artistry, is a luxurious marble celebrated for its striking blend of white and grey tones adorned with intricate veining reminiscent of delicate arabesque patterns. Mined from the renowned quarries of the Apuan Alps in Tuscany, Italy, Calacatta’s unique veining is formed by the geological processes of metamorphism, showcasing the timeless beauty born from the earth's ancient transformations. Calacatta is a natural stone renowned for its unique aesthetic and character. With a honed finish and light protective coating applied, the marble has a soft matt finish. Marble is naturally a porous material, making it susceptible to staining as it has an increased absorbency.
Rosso Francia
Rosso Francia marble is a captivating metamorphic rock sourced from the pristine quarries of France. Renowned for its rich red tones and intricate veining, this exquisite marble exudes timeless elegance and sophistication, making it an ideal choice for luxury interior design projects. Rosso Francia is a natural stone renowned for its unique aesthetic and character. With a honed finish and light protective coating applied, the marble has a soft matt finish. Marble is naturally a porous material, making it susceptible to staining as it has an increased absorbency.
Cicala
Cicala quartzite, a captivating sedimentary rock sourced from the renowned quarries of Brazil. Boasting a distinctive aesthetic characterized by its captivating blend of pastel green and pastel pink hues, Cicala Quartzite is a true masterpiece of nature. The stone is finished with a honed surface, providing a smooth and matte appearance that enhances its natural allure whilst also being one of the hardest materials available in furniture. Cicala is a quartzite renowned for its unique aesthetic and character. With a honed finish and light protective coating applied, the quartzite has a soft matt finish. Quartzite is naturally a porous material, making it susceptible to staining as it has an increased absorbency.
Please be aware that the images presented online are to be used as a guideline only to the colour of your final product. Marble is a natural product with large degrees of variation in colour, tone, texture and grain detail between slabs. We do not offer slab selection.
Care
Wipe up spills immediately with a damp cloth. It is essential that no liquids are left to sit on marble as they will penetrate the stone and cause staining. Clean regularly with warm soapy water, using a small amount of crème cleaner with a soft sponge or cloth for stubborn stains. Acidic liquids (orange juice, wine etc) should be avoided as they react with marble and can deteriorate the finish.
Cicala / Stone
Stone Range
Stone
We have a range of stone and marble options available.
Carrara
Carrara marble, renowned for its timeless elegance, is a high-quality white marble prized for centuries in sculpture and architecture. Quarried primarily in the mountains just outside the city of Carrara in the province of Massa. The quarrying of Carrara marble dates back over 2,000 years, showcasing a rich history of craftsmanship and cultural significance. Carrara is a natural stone renowned for its unique aesthetic and character. With a honed finish and light protective coating applied, the marble has a soft matt finish. Marble is naturally a porous material, making it susceptible to staining as it has an increased absorbency.
Travertino Romano
Roman travertine, a testament to the ancient allure of Italy's architectural marvels, is a distinctive limestone prized for its warm, earthy tones and unique veining structure. Quarried predominantly in the Tivoli region near Rome, its rich history traces back to the construction of iconic structures like the Colosseum and the Roman Forum. The formation of travertine occurs through the deposition of mineral-rich waters over thousands of years, resulting in its characteristic appearance and durability. Travertine Romano is a natural stone renowned for its unique aesthetic and character. With a honed finish and light protective coating applied, the stone has a soft matt finish. Stone is naturally a porous material, making it susceptible to staining as it has an increased absorbency.
Calacatta
Calacatta, a masterpiece of nature's artistry, is a luxurious marble celebrated for its striking blend of white and grey tones adorned with intricate veining reminiscent of delicate arabesque patterns. Mined from the renowned quarries of the Apuan Alps in Tuscany, Italy, Calacatta’s unique veining is formed by the geological processes of metamorphism, showcasing the timeless beauty born from the earth's ancient transformations. Calacatta is a natural stone renowned for its unique aesthetic and character. With a honed finish and light protective coating applied, the marble has a soft matt finish. Marble is naturally a porous material, making it susceptible to staining as it has an increased absorbency.
Rosso Francia
Rosso Francia marble is a captivating metamorphic rock sourced from the pristine quarries of France. Renowned for its rich red tones and intricate veining, this exquisite marble exudes timeless elegance and sophistication, making it an ideal choice for luxury interior design projects. Rosso Francia is a natural stone renowned for its unique aesthetic and character. With a honed finish and light protective coating applied, the marble has a soft matt finish. Marble is naturally a porous material, making it susceptible to staining as it has an increased absorbency.
Cicala
Cicala quartzite, a captivating sedimentary rock sourced from the renowned quarries of Brazil. Boasting a distinctive aesthetic characterized by its captivating blend of pastel green and pastel pink hues, Cicala Quartzite is a true masterpiece of nature. The stone is finished with a honed surface, providing a smooth and matte appearance that enhances its natural allure whilst also being one of the hardest materials available in furniture. Cicala is a quartzite renowned for its unique aesthetic and character. With a honed finish and light protective coating applied, the quartzite has a soft matt finish. Quartzite is naturally a porous material, making it susceptible to staining as it has an increased absorbency.
Please be aware that the images presented online are to be used as a guideline only to the colour of your final product. Marble is a natural product with large degrees of variation in colour, tone, texture and grain detail between slabs. We do not offer slab selection.
Care
Wipe up spills immediately with a damp cloth. It is essential that no liquids are left to sit on marble as they will penetrate the stone and cause staining. Clean regularly with warm soapy water, using a small amount of crème cleaner with a soft sponge or cloth for stubborn stains. Acidic liquids (orange juice, wine etc) should be avoided as they react with marble and can deteriorate the finish.