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Rough surface with fine indentations, a rustic look and suitable for slip-resistant surfaces.
Slip resistance: R10Available on request when ordering.
Soft lines like a water trace on the surface, discreet relief, moderately rough to the touch.
Available formats
Format means the slab dimension and thickness together.+ indicates a reinforced slab with a fibreglass mesh on the reverse.
Full Size: full factory slab dimension, without edge fabrication.
Application guidelines by thickness
Final application depends on finish, installation method and project requirements, which the designer and installer check.
Live finish sample
Finish sample · Bush Hammered
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3D
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Face render variant | Bush Hammered finish
Available formats
Format means the slab dimension and thickness together.+ indicates a reinforced slab with a fibreglass mesh on the reverse.
Application guidelines by thickness
Final application depends on finish, installation method and project requirements, which the designer and installer check.
Live finish sample
Finish sample · Rain
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Face render variant | Rain finish
About the material
If travertine should be the base of the space, not an accent, Beige is the simplest place to start.
Travertino Beige sits in the middle of the Hado palette. It is warmer than Bianco, lighter than Noce, and neutral enough to connect a floor, wall, bathroom or facade without overloading the space with material.
The linear structure gives a natural rhythm, but without the graphic effect that often comes with more decorative stone surfaces. That is why it sits easily next to wood, metal and simple furniture, today and for years to come.
Unlike I Naturali Travertino, where the palette goes wider, Hado Beige stays focused on calm, residential tones. When white feels too cold and darker travertine too pronounced, Beige is the most common choice in the collection.
Frequently asked questions
It can go either way. The tone is neutral; wood, metal and lighting build the style.
Beige has more warmth and a slightly stronger stone character than the lighter Bianco variant.
When the space needs the warmth of travertine, but without a deeper, darker tone.
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