Mithril Quartzite
Mithril Quartzite is a dramatically striking natural stone with a deep charcoal grey backdrop powerfully intersected by both bold and delicate white veining that strikes diagonally across each slab with a confident, architectural energy. Warm copper accents shimmer along the veining with a subtle metallic quality, adding an unexpected depth and warmth to the cool, moody base that prevents the stone from feeling cold or austere and gives it a genuinely luxurious character. The interplay between the dark charcoal foundation, the striking white veining and the warm copper highlights creates a surface of remarkable visual complexity, simultaneously bold and refined, dramatic and deeply sophisticated. Named after the legendary precious metal of fiction, Mithril Quartzite carries that same sense of rare value and extraordinary beauty within every slab. Perfectly suited to feature walls, kitchen benchtops, statement islands and bathroom vanities, it pairs beautifully with brushed copper and bronze fixtures, warm timber cabinetry and both crisp white and deep charcoal joinery, bringing a powerful natural sophistication and modern edge to any interior that embraces the extraordinary drama of dark natural stone.
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Roman Striato Travertine is a premier Italian travertine quarried from the outer regions of Rome, distinguished by its pronounced horizontal striations that give the stone its name, striato meaning striped in Italian. A warm, earthy background provides the canvas for rhythmic, grey horizontal veining that flows across each slab with a stronger, more defined linear movement than subtler travertine varieties, creating a visual rhythm that is particularly breathtaking across expansive feature walls and flooring where the patterning can flow completely uninterrupted. Carrying the same ancient Italian heritage as the stone used in the Colosseum and countless Roman architectural masterpieces, Roman Striato brings an authentic historical grandeur to contemporary Australian interiors with effortless elegance. Perfectly suited to feature walls, flooring, wall cladding and bathroom applications, it pairs beautifully with warm timber, brass fixtures and Mediterranean-inspired elements. As with all travertine, regular sealing every one to two years will protect its naturally porous surface and keep it looking its best.
Navona Travertine is a delicately refined natural stone that sets itself apart from conventional travertines with a luminous white base gracefully marked by soft, creamy beige streaks that drift across the surface with an almost ivory warmth and quiet, understated elegance. Where many travertines lean towards deeper beige and warm caramel tones, Navona sits in a lighter, more luminous territory, offering a refined sophistication that feels closer to the purity of white marble while retaining the authentic natural character and gentle texture that makes travertine so enduringly beloved. The subtle creamy streaking adds just enough tonal variation to give the stone depth and visual interest without disrupting its overall sense of serene, timeless calm. Perfectly suited to bathroom vanities, feature walls, kitchen benchtops and sophisticated flooring, Navona Travertine pairs beautifully with brushed brass fixtures, soft white joinery and natural timber accents, bringing a luminous, quietly charming elegance to any interior that appreciates the understated beauty of truly refined natural stone. As with all travertine, periodic sealing every one to two years will protect its naturally porous surface and preserve its timeless beauty.
Calacatta Vagli is an Italian marble with a warm, creamy white base and grey and gold veining that breaks into a brecciated, fragmented pattern rather than running in straight lines. Quarried in the Vagli area of Tuscany, part of the historic Carrara marble region, each slab carries its own movement, so no two are alike.
The scattered gold and grey veins give the surface real depth, catching the light through the day and reading as a soft, warm block of colour across a room. As a marble it is porous and softer than quartzite or granite, so it can etch from acidic spills and benefits from sealing every one to two years, with spills wiped up promptly.
Best for: kitchen islands, benchtops, feature walls, shower niches and fireplace surrounds.
It pairs well with timber cabinetry, brass fixtures and warm, natural materials. See the current Calacatta Vagli slabs in person at our Greenacre or Beresfield showroom, since photos do not capture the depth of the veining.
