Trends · 26 May 2024
Eco-friendly stone in luxury interiors
Luxury and responsibility don't have to be mutually exclusive. How thin stone, mosaics and backlit panels are changing premium design.

Interior designers are looking for materials that are both luxurious and responsible. Stone in a new, thin form meets both expectations well.
Stone in a new form
Stone veneer is a versatile alternative to traditional cladding. It is not an imitation — it is real rock, only much thinner and lighter. As a result, less raw material is used per square metre of finish.
Mosaics and details
Mosaics add depth and a crafted character to an interior. They can be the main accent or a subtle complement to larger surfaces.
Freedom of form
Flexible veneer lets you experiment with curves and unusual surfaces. The designer doesn't have to choose between stone and form — they can have both.
Summary
By choosing materials that combine quality with careful use of raw materials, you can create interiors that are both beautiful and sensible.
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