ANTIQUED FLOORING
For properties that demand an aged or antiqued finish, our range of antiqued flooring is created to give that “just right” quality and appearance. Hand finishing techniques have been perfected to create the effect of flooring distressed and worn and “lived in”.
Picture shows: Acero Brun Light limestone flooring. This wonderful cafe au lait coloured hard limestone has tonal variations and is an extremely practical choice for busy houses and kitchens. It comes in a 16-piece Country pattern with a handworked face and edge.
Stone Used: Acero Brun Light.
ANTIQUED FLOORING
Every stone is completely different, in size, thickness, colour which contributes to make this floor unique and remarkable.
Stone Used: Ancient Jerusalem.
ANTIQUED FLOORING
Atlas Heritage is a handworked stone with a worn face and hand-cut edges in a big 50cms x free length format, with subdued sandy colours that look so appropriate in British homes.
Stone Used: Atlas Heritage.
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This stone is like fruitcake - it gets darker and richer over time with use and abuse! Only for the most discerning...
Stone Used: Auvergne.
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It's Cotswold Stone/Lincolnshire Limestone appearance makes a nice alternative to Field Stone. Good value for money in a worn face and edge, it is much tougher and more practical than its English counterparts.
Stone Used: Barn Stone.
ANTIQUED FLOORING
Exacting pattern worked out prior to finishing each stone to a slightly antiqued face and edge.
Stone Used: Piedra Plana Extra, Belgium Blue.
ANTIQUED FLOORING
Albi is a tough and very practical limestone and offers amazing value for money.
Stone Used: Albi.
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Heavily hand worked face and edge give this stone a most authentic appearance. The colours are muted and stony. Available in running lengths with a 25/35mm thickness.
Stone Used: Cathedral.
ANTIQUED FLOORING
Heavily hand worked face and edge give this stone a most authentic appearance. The colours are muted and stony. Available in running lengths with a 25/35mm thickness.
Stone Used: Cathedral.
ANTIQUED FLOORING
Heavily hand worked face and edge give this stone a most authentic appearance. The colours are muted and stony. Available in running lengths with a 25/35mm thickness.
Stone Used: Cathedral.
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Named after the Indian club in which it was seen and then copied, it is distressed by hand to give an authentic Victorian kitchen look. It is incredibly tough and comes in running length x 50cms format.
Stone Used: Clubhouse Beige/Chollo.
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A hard, relatively dense limestone in creamy whites, this stone has a worn face and edges and comes in Runing Lengths x 42 and 52cms widths. Very popular indeed.
Stone Used: Colmar.
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Most unusual pretty grey mauve colour with strong veining make for a very attractive tumbled marble in 1m x 0.5m format.
Stone Used: Delphi Grey.
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Field Stone is one of our most popular stones due to its Cotswold Stone/ Lincolnshire Limestone appearance. It has a worn face and edge and offers good value for money. It is much tougher and more practical than its English counterparts.
Stone Used: Field Stone.
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We dare you to be bold enough to use this most striking black limestone. The depth of sheen and Victorian worn face is a mark of true quality.
Stone Used: Khala Black.
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Large Roman Pattern, this beige/yellow/grey stone is very popular and good value for money. It comes in 11mm thickness which makes it very easy to handle.
Stone Used: Negev.
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Our most popular white stone is also available with an Antiqued finish in any size you like.
Stone Used: Piedra Plana Extra (PPX) Antiqued.
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Porta D is a French limestone from Burgundy with tonal variation from beige to orange and markings and fossils. It comes in Running Lengths x 40cm or 60cms (to order).
Stone Used: Porta D.
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St Simeon is a limestone with a worked face and sawn edges. Suitable both inside and out, it is quickly gaining popularity in gardens and terraces.
Stone Used: St Simeon.
