Natural Materials: What's the difference?

Quartzite is formed due to the combination of quartz crystals under high pressure over 1 billion years ago. It is known for having extraordinary dynamic patterns and for being an incredibly tough material

Quartzite

Limestone, as the name implies, has built up due to layers and layers of limey deposits slowly compacting under the weight of the ocean over millions of years. It is a slightly softer stone, with distinct colours and veins that are incredibly modern.

Limestone

Travertine is a form of limestone but softer and more porous. It has a signature light brown hue and either has a long linear vein structure, or one that is lightly eclectic.

Travertine

Marble

Marble is synonymous with elegance and prestige. The subtle colours and delicate figuring this stone provides allow for it to be used as a minimalistic background, or a luxurious and dramatic statement.

Granite

Granite is one of the hardest stone types. It's inherent strength, abrasion resistance and superior weathering durability is likely to keep it one of the preeminent material selections available.

Dolomite is a sedimentary rock like marble, but needing less maintenance. They are generally cool and mysterious with a marble-like flair. They are found all over the world, including right here in our own backyard in the Pilbara Region, WA

Dolomite