Natural Stone

The "Statuario Furrer" is one of the finest and most exclusive Apuan marbles belonging to the F_line. It stands out for its white background and typical dark grey veins. This elegant and refined contrast has made the Furrer statuary famous throughout the world as it can meet all stylistic tastes, from the classical to the modern.

This project has been entirely created by using beautiful natural stones from the Carrara region in Italy and has been featured at the expo fair stand in Milan, Italy. The inspiration for this creation was the staircase located in the “Musei of the Vatican City” in Italy. The intricate design and handpicked stones gives the illusion that the stairs are three dimensional. The combinations of marble, metal, with light and dark colors, renders this unique piece an incomparable feast for the eyes.

Bucine Bluestone® was one of the main materials used by leading artists in the history of Florentine art and architecture, from ancient populations, through Renaissance to the early twentieth century. In this photo, Bucine Bluestone® with a "bush-hammered" finish has been installed in Via Tornabuoni in Florence, Italy.

The particular finish where the rough surface create a weathered texture has been chosen since is an outside installation exposed to a wet environments, and it was necessary to have a high slip resistance rating.

Bucine Bluestone® has physiochemical properties that make them suitable for buildings and street furniture as well as for use in design projects. This installation features a walkway with a large format Bucine Bluestone® that makes the ambience a peaceful place, perfect for enjoying a meal with friends.