Quartzite

The bookcase Morfeo has essential lines and unique proportions in its succession of open and closed elements. Doors and drawers are carefully covered in “quartzite” stone. Internally, as well as in the open compartments, there is a soft leather coating in contrast with the hardness of the stone. The clean design is maintained by the choice of a metal profile as a functional handle for doors and drawers which enhances the aesthetics of the bookcase itself. A distinctive element of the bookcase Morfeo is the marble covering the flat parts and the base as well. Used singly or in pairs, it creates a pleasant symmetrical composition: in both solutions, however, there is a great formal balance. Like other pieces in the same collection... More

Deep formal rigor and exaltation of materiality are the elements that distinguish the console Stone, whose name reveals the materials shaping it. Its neat lines and purity of volumes enhance the preciousness of the materials. The combination of Carrara marble in high gloss finish with "sharp edges" quartzite creates a sort of harmonious contrast. Proportions and volumes reached with the alternation of two different materials make this consolle particularly suitable for houses with a contemporary taste. Stone finds its highest aesthetic expression every time it is combined with the wall lamp Geometry. More

Deep formal rigor and exaltation of materiality are the elements that distinguish the side table Stone, whose name reveals the materials shaping it. Its neat lines and purity of volumes enhance the preciousness of the materials. The combination of Carrara marble in high gloss finish with "sharp edges" quartzite creates a sort of harmonious contrast. Proportions and volumes reached with the alternation of two different materials make this side table particularly suitable for houses with a contemporary taste, easily matching with sofas of all shapes. More

Our worldwide unique natural stone Silberquarzit is mined in South Tyrol / Italy at 1,500 m a.s.l. Silberquarzit is part of the former coastal strip of the ancient sea Tethys. Through the continental shift this tight quartzite band protrudes out vertically as a metamorphosed rock in the Pfitsch valley and can be mined there. The material is available in the colors light and dark, as well as with two surfaces of rough-cleaved (natural surface) and diamond sawn surface. After the blasting, the raw material in the quarry is carefully selected. Some blocks are produced with the diamond sawn surface, others are split by hand with a hammer and chisel (natural surface). Due to its unique properties, our natural quartz Silberquarzit is ideal for us... More