Different natural stones

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Using natural stone as a building material in outdoor areas transformed the idea of durability from a couple of thousand years ago. From ancient Egyptian pyramids to Roman pavings, from Michelangelo statues to Taj Mahal, the use of natural stone

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Since the ‘80’s we have a new trend in interior design: the flexible slate, an innovative product that transforms the perception on natural stone. What was until then considered a raw, unpolished and not malleable natural material, turned into a definition of flexibility.

Marble is a metamorphic rock extracted from specific quarries around the world, with the oldest and most important in India, China, Italy and Spain. Marble displays medium hardness (3-4 on the Mohs scale), displays an innate warmth and has elegant, specific colors and veins.

With a tradition of more than thousands of years, brick is one of the oldest materials used in masonry construction. The first record of using brick and still functional, dates back to 7500 B.C. and was discovered in the upper valley of Tigris River.

Introduced 300 years BC, the Roman roads were called "pavimentum", meaning a floor bitten or rammed down, based on execution. Usually roads were made from granite, limestone, sandstone, basalt or travertine, depending on traffic, utility, length, location.