Technical insights
When we think of ‘natural stone’, we often imagine its origin: the quarry, the rock, the geological force that formed it. But natural stone, as we see it in today’s interiors, isn’t raw material. It’s a refined product.
From quarry block to ready-to-use surface, stone undergoes a high-precision technical process, where advanced machinery and expert craftsmanship work hand in hand.
Credits: Studio Mare, Nicolò Panzeri
Stone is cut, calibrated, reinforced, processed and finished in several phases. Some steps require CNC machines and laser systems. Others are overseen by fabricators and specialists who know how to read the material and bring out its potential.
Credits: Matteo Bianchessi
Today’s craftsmanship isn’t chisels and dust. It’s skilled people working in modern labs, combining know-how with innovation.
Even the same type of stone can be treated in multiple ways—changing its look, feel and performance entirely.
True innovation means knowing when to trust the machine and when to rely on the human eye
Credits: Matteo Bianchessi
