
Review formats and details by finish below.
Finish / texture
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Relief through the full depth of the material, with a raised three-dimensional pattern that is clearly felt to the touch.
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.
Plate render
Plate render · DNA
The display is a plate render.
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3D
Rotate the slab in 3D to see the surface at an angle.
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Face render variant | DNA finish
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.
Plate render
Plate render · Rain
The display is a plate render.
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Face render variant | Rain finish
About the material
A Pietra di Gré stone, but with a rust tone of oxidation. For a surface that needs depth, not a beige base.
Ruggine starts from the same stone as Pietra di Gré, but changes the character. The surface is deeper, with a rust tone that comes from oxidation. The pattern is irregular: small fragments of different shapes emerge from the mass, so it recalls porphyry or a cobblestone structure, not marble veining.
The DNA finish adds relief to that structure. The Rain finish takes another path: a shallow relief follows the trace of water on stone. Compared with standard Pietra di Gré, there is more weight and rust tone here. The Fine version stays calmer. Rapolano is livelier, but without that oxidized character.
Choose thickness according to the application. Check finishes and formats below.
Frequently asked questions
By the rust tone and a deeper, oxidized reading. Standard Pietra di Gré stays beige, with layers and no rust trace.
Rain follows the path of water in a shallow relief. DNA emphasises the fragments and the mass of the stone.
When you need a stone with a rust, oxidized character. Rapolano is warmer and livelier in its transitions, without that tone.
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