Marble and other materials

Il marmo è la materia più antica della storia dell’uomo. Carved over three million years ago, ‘Makapansgat pebble’ is the earliest testament handed down to us.

From the Parthenon in Athens to the Colosseum in Rome, to the Taj Mahal in Agra, the most important buildings in history were built in marble. rom pure white, homogeneous and free of impurities, or even precious and polychrome from Asia, Africa, the Americas, marble has always given prestige to the most exclusive environments, sought-after symbols of social status, expression of wealth, beauty and refinement, through to floors with polychrome marble inlays of various and imaginative shapes, walls, statues, vases and all kinds of accessories.

Artists such as Phidias, Polycletus, Myron or Michelangelo, Donatello, Bernini and Canova have chosen marble for their most important works.

Thanks to the work, ingenuity and art of working with marble, of which we feel respectful and faithful interpreters, this precious stone continues to give humanity absolute masterpieces and environments of daily use which adorn our lives with veins of great tactile pleasure and lucid beauty.