Art Select

These designs were inspired by wood from a centuries-old holm oak in Spain.

With European oak as source timber, a hand-etched emboss and deep bevel artfully replicate the look and feel of real hardwood.

Featuring a strong crown pattern, the wood that inspired Belmont Hickory was discovered in a Boston lumber yard.

Part of the olive family, ash is an ancient species that has traditionally been used to make furniture and tools.

Using hand-selected French oak, we used a smoking process and oil finish to highlight the natural characteristics of the wood.

We used hand-selected European oak as the inspiration to create designs in a variety of color tones.

These designs were inspired by Thassos, a Greek marble that’s difficult to extract and considered extremely valuable.

We trekked to one of Italy’s oldest mountain quarries to source the inspiration for the luxuroius Calacatta d’Oro design.

The semi-precious gemstone onyx inspired designs in two luxurious colors, rose and pearl.

Sourced from an Italian quarry, the stone that inspired these designs resembles a naturally formed terrazzo.

Offering a marble-like look, the quartzite that inspired these designs was sourced from a quarry in the Alps.

These designs were inspired by travertine, a limestone that forms near mineral hot springs, giving the stone rich color.

“Caliza” is Spanish for “limestone,” the material sourced in the Spanish city of Alicante that inspired this soft, neutral design.

“Pavimento” translates to “concrete.” Inspired by slabs created from recycled aggregates, these designs offer a weathered look.