Travertine from Turkey
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One of the most beautifully natural looking stones in the world, the travertine is produced over a long time by nature and formed from a long contact with natural subterranean hot springs. The stones take on a uniquely striking warm and inviting texture due to the hot springs temperature of up to 100° Celsius. Turkish Travertine has one of the best reputations due to the many hot springs found in Western Turkey than run up to these temperatures. There are other commercial centres of travertine found in Spain, Iran, and Italy, but Turkey has been first to develop this niche market and extracts some wonderful varieties.
Travertine Classic
The name is as this finish would suggest. A truly classical looking stone finish offering the most popular look and feel. Already an international best seller and sought after by all categories of the best architects Travertine Classic presents the full beauty in the wealth of appeal as a natural stone. The beige and light brown sometimes presents slight variations with white and brown Used also for its versatility you will see its merits adorning both walls and floors and not just outstanding building block utilisation.
Travertine Light
Travertine Light is a much lighter hue as this handsome shade benefiting from mostly beige tones a style that can be used for all purposes. The higher quality sheen is saved for export markets and the slightly lesser quality for internal consumption.
Travertine Noce
This deeply gorgeous darker tone will fascinate many as the darker beige and brown colours are set off by the Travertine holes, a natural part of the stone. This gives the Travertine Noce an even darker quality and distinct appeal. Full of character this style will always be a popular choice by consumers.
Travertine Walnut
The Travertine Walnut identified as the slightly rarer shade of stone as it encompasses more than just the famous rich tones of its peers. With subtle aspects of green and yellow delicately mixed in with the familiar brown markings, this variety is for a more specialist market.
Travertine Yellow
Although not receiving the same popularity of the brown and beige colours, the Travertine Yellow is abundantly natural in feel, and with a few flicks of brown and white can be utilised in many guises thus making it a worthy alternative to the browns.
Travertine Red
The Travertine Red is a vibrant red with red variations of darker shades and also white glimpses. Though not as common as all the above, it still has its market place, but due to rarity has fewer quarries in production for the reduced demand.
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