Designed by Piero Lissoni, the Raw textured stone collection represents the ruggedness of hewn wood, translated in stone to create a nuanced play of light and shadow. The process which creates Raw stone tiles is designed to preserve the natural aesthetic qualities of the stone. As a result of this, the stone tiles may not be perfectly identical, however, this non-uniformity is intrinsic both to the texture and the natural stone itself.
Raw can be installed both vertically and horizontally.

MATERIAL

Marble

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

Italy

AVAILABLE DIMENSIONS

(L)300-600-900 × (W)198 × (H)13 mm

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