Bucchero, a particular evenly black terracotta used by the Etruscans from the 7th century B.C. to the first half of the 5th century B.C., is today capable of interpreting a…
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Have you ever thought of traveling far, while remaining comfortably within the four walls of your home, just chasing the intricate veins of Blue Deep quartzite? Innovative and versatile material,…
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Decorating wall coverings: even the walls have a soul Have you ever thought of renovating an environment or giving it value by covering the walls with a sophisticated touch? In…
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In recent years, the trend of furnishing the home using natural materials has returned. But leaving aside the trend for a moment, have you ever wondered why it is preferable…
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After the purchase of a terracotta floor, the biggest doubts and perplexities arise at the time of installation, how to do it, what precautions to take and why it is…
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The cocciopesto floors represent a practical solution for both interior and exterior cladding. Although the cocciopesto floor was originally conceived as rustic, it is perfectly suited to any environment, managing…
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The origins of porcelain stoneware date back to prehistoric times, when it was discovered that dried clay increased its mechanical performance, thus reaching the term terracotta. Then there were countless…
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One of the most used materials in modern construction is porcelain stoneware. What is porcelain stoneware? Porcelain stoneware is a compact and hard, colored and non-porous ceramic. The “stoneware” consists…
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The marble grit floors were highly appreciated and in demand throughout the 1900s, especially in the old Milanese railing houses. However the marble grit floors, with the rise of modern…
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The antique terracotta floors date back to several centuries ago, this material was always presented in Italian homes with new and fascinating finishes that suited any type of furniture, modern…
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Photo Credits
Architecture and interior design: Marta Fegiz + Les Arch studio – Roma
Photo: Valerio Stopponi
Made by: www.fratellimarmo.com
Location: Roma
Architecture and interior design: DK Architetture – https://dielekerciku.com/
Photo: Alessandro Vitali
Made by: www.fratellimarmo.com
Location: Reserva, Via del Pellegrino Roma
Architecture and interior design: Surf Engineering Srl Roma
Photo: Caterina Zavattaro
Made by: www.fratellimarmo.com
Location: Il San Lorenzo – Via dei Chiavari 4/5 Roma
Architecture and interior design: Arch Daniela Colli – www.collidaniela.com
Photo: Matteo Piazza
Made by: www.fratellimarmo.com
Location: Milano – Motta 1928
