ANTIQUED STONE FLOOR COLLECTIONS
ITALIAN STONE FLOOR COLLECTION MANUALLY ATIQUED
Antiqued stone floor
APPIA ANTICA
The “via Appia” is a Roman street that connected Rome and Brundisium (Brindisi), one of the most important harbours of ancient Italy, whence the trade routes from Greece to East used to depart.
The “Appia”, considered by the ancient Romans the Regina Viarum (queen of the streets), is universally recognized as one of the greates eingineering work in the ancient world.
A floor made by Appia Antica stone is an aeulogy to the History and the Culture.
Antiqued stone floor
BORGO
In the past centuries this name was often given to the town of some importance which had a local market and a fortification.
Thanks to these structures the borgo was different from the village and the town. Probably during the Lombard age the borgo, which always stands on flat ground, at the meeting of one or more valleys , used toperform an administrative and jurisdictional role for all the concerning area.
The Borgo stone floor connects and warms the rooms.
Antiqued stone floor
BORGO
In the past centuries this name was often given to the town of some importance which had a local market and a fortification.
Thanks to these structures the borgo was different from the village and the town. Probably during the Lombard age the borgo, which always stands on flat ground, at the meeting of one or more valleys , used toperform an administrative and jurisdictional role for all the concerning area.
The Borgo stone floor connects and warms the rooms.
Antiqued stone floor
GOTICO
The Gothic has been an europe phenomenon with very complex and variegated features, that concerned all the european art production area.
In architecture were born the light walls, covered with beautiful stained-glass window, to which corresponded on the outside a complex reticulation of components for the forces discharging.
The flying buttresses, the pinnacles, the discharge arcs are all stuctural elements, that contain and send to the ground the side thrust of the roofing, while the masonry infills loose importance, replaced by the strained-glass window.
A Gotico stone floor enrich every room.
Antiqued stone floor
ANTICO MULINO
A Mulino/Mill (or Molino, from latin “molinum” derived from mola/millstone), is an instrument that produces mechanic work by a force exploitation.
This mechanic work is exploited for the milling of cereals (for example in the flour production) o other raw materials.
Choosing this smooth and worn stone floor, you are immediatly transported inside a mill, near the millstone, surrounded by the smell of freshly ground flour.
Antiqued stone floor
ANTICO MULINO
A Mulino/Mill (or Molino, from latin “molinum” derived from mola/millstone), is an instrument that produces mechanic work by a force exploitation.
This mechanic work is exploited for the milling of cereals (for example in the flour production) o other raw materials.
Choosing this smooth and worn stone floor, you are immediatly transported inside a mill, near the millstone, surrounded by the smell of freshly ground flour.
Antiqued stone floor
FORNACE
Glass requests patience and continued application. A lot of renowned designers have been surprised by the complexity of his manifacturing. The molten glass is a fleeing material that request infinite knowledge and experience.
The glassmaking, to know and to appreciate like the other artistic expressions, it is often underestimate, but designers and illustred architects tried to let the world know the beuty of its manifacturing, throught their works, they led the glass processing into a real artistic expression.
Antiqued stone floor
BIANCO DUCALE
In the european aristocratic hierarchy the title of duke has always been one of the most elevated, even if depending on the country there may be light difeerences of collocation in the hierarchical scale. For example in Italy itself lived together both Frankish and Longobard traditions and there have been different use between north and south or between different ages.
Historically, the Holy Roman Empire’s duchies, including those of the Northern Italy, and the Byzantine and Longobard duchies of Southern Italy became gradually sovereigns, while those of Western Europe and Papal State remained direct vassals of their reign.
Antiqued stone floor
BIANCO DUCALE
In the european aristocratic hierarchy the title of duke has always been one of the most elevated, even if depending on the country there may be light difeerences of collocation in the hierarchical scale. For example in Italy itself lived together both Frankish and Longobard traditions and there have been different use between north and south or between different ages.
Historically, the Holy Roman Empire’s duchies, including those of the Northern Italy, and the Byzantine and Longobard duchies of Southern Italy became gradually sovereigns, while those of Western Europe and Papal State remained direct vassals of their reign.
