Materials: Natural Stone, Quartz and Ceramic
Stone can’t be chosen from a photo — a screen won’t convey the depth of the pattern or the coolness of a polished surface. That’s why we’ve brought all our materials into one place: visit our showroom in Tallinn and choose your stone by touch.
- 1250+ completed interiors
- We work with designers and architects
- English-speaking team, reply within 2 hours
Natural stone or engineered stone — which to choose?
Natural stone (granite, marble) is unique: your slab’s pattern won’t repeat in any other home. Engineered stone (quartz, ceramic) is predictable: pattern and colour are consistent, and the surface needs no maintenance.
Neither is “better” — the question is what you value: nature’s character or an engineer’s precision. We help you decide in the showroom, where both sit side by side.
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Materials
Granite — Natural Stone That Makes No Compromises
Granite took millions of years to form — and you can feel it in its strength and character. Granite doesn’t fear a hot pot, a knife or moisture. Every slab is unique: the pattern you choose will never repeat in another home.
Where it fits
Heavy-use kitchen countertops, fireplaces, window sills, stairs and bar tops
Properties
- Heat resistance
- Scratch resistance
- Unique pattern
- Decades of service
Marble — the Stone You Choose With Your Heart
No engineered material can imitate the depth of marble’s veining. It is softer than granite, sensitive to acids and needs care. In return, it gives an interior what no other material can — the dignity of genuine natural stone.
Where it fits
Bathrooms, fireplace surrounds, kitchen islands and surfaces where beauty matters more than wear resistance
Properties
- Unique veining
- Noble texture
- Needs care
- Ideal for bathrooms and fireplaces
Quartz Countertops — Engineered Stone That Needs No Maintenance
Quartz is an engineered material based on natural quartz: a non-porous surface that coffee, wine and grease can’t penetrate, that needs no sealing and looks exactly like the catalogue. That predictability of pattern and colour is what designers value most.
Where it fits
Kitchen countertops, bathrooms and commercial interiors
Properties
- Stain-proof
- Maintenance-free
- Consistent pattern
- Hygienic
Ceramic Countertops — Dekton and Nuovo Corso, the New Generation of Stone
Ceramic is the most advanced countertop material: it takes a hot pan, sun and frost, and works in profiles as thin as 4 mm. It is the only material in our range that performs equally reliably indoors and out. Textures range from marble to concrete.
Where it fits
Modern kitchens, thin-profile countertops, façades, fireplaces, terraces, outdoor kitchens and BBQ areas
Properties
- Total heat resistance
- Doesn’t fade
- Thin profile from 4 mm
- Indoors and out
Terrazzo — mosaic stone with character
Terrazzo is a composite of marble and natural-stone chips that has made its way from classical Italian architecture back into today's interiors. Every terrazzo slab carries a recognisable mosaic pattern, from calm Calacatta to dramatic Nero Portoro. Eight decors in a matt honed finish, 20 mm slabs.
Where it fits
Kitchen countertops, bathroom surfaces, window sills, bar counters, stairs and floors
Properties
- Marble-chip mosaic
- 8 decors
- Matt honed finish
- From kitchen to floor
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Samples of every material — in our Tallinn showroom
Polished granite cools your palm, quartz feels smooth and warm, ceramic sounds different to the touch. No website can convey that.
The showroom has samples from every brand: Silestone, Technistone, Caesarstone, Avant, Dekton, Nuovo Corso, Terrazzo and full slabs of natural stone. English spoken.
Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00
Not sure which stone is yours? We’ll help you choose
Send a photo of the room and a few words about how you live in your kitchen — we’ll suggest 2–3 materials for your scenario and budget. We reply within 2 hours.