Limestone
Limestone is a sedimentary rock formed by the accumulation of organic remains such as shells and coral. Creating fascinating "markings" limestone turns floors, walls and counters into unique works of art.

Travertine
Travertine is a limestone that is created when heated aquifer waters rise to the surface and leave layers of mineral granules. Over time, these deposits cool and crystallize into travertine.

Slate
A dense fine-grained metamorphic rock; slate was formed when ancient seabeds, filled with sediments of clay and shale, were pushed upwards by collisions between the continents. It is an extremely durable tile whose beautiful color variations indicate the presence of minerals such as iron oxide.

Granite
Granite is a course grained igneous rock found at the center of the earth. That's where granite crystallizes under extreme pressure. Like a diamond, granite is prized for its beauty.

Tumbled Natural Stone
Just as travertine, marble and other stones can be polished and honed, they can also be tumbled and distressed to create an aged patina. This technological innovation recreates the romantic look of stone from centuries past.