
Travertine
6 shadesBanded Roman stone, six metres a man can carry
Collection · 3 shades
Broken horizontal strata, three tones
Meteor Stone reads as split basalt: short, broken horizontal strata with irregular pitting between the bands, dense enough that the surface absorbs rather than reflects light. It is the closest thing in the range to a genuinely rough stone.
MS-1 is a dark slate-green, MS-3 a near-black, and both are usually specified as a base or plinth material where the wall meets the ground and needs to look like it can take a knock. MS-2 breaks that with a strong terracotta that turns the same fracture pattern into something much warmer.
Because the texture is directional, it should be set out horizontally. Turned vertical it stops reading as geology and starts reading as a stripe.
Available shades
3 shades, each available in Regular and Random pattern.

MS-1

MS-2

MS-3
Photos and images are for reference only. There may be a difference between the image and actual material.
Suited to
Full elevations, parapets and boundary walls, without adding dead load to the structure.
Full-height walls behind reception desks, beds and bars, in textures that would be impractical in stone.
Lobbies, lift cores, stair wells and circulation — surfaces that take daily contact and still have to look new.
Get a quote
Indicative supply rate: ₹350–₹450 per sq ft, supply only, ex-Bengaluru. Adhesive, applicator and site conditions are quoted per project.
Send us the area and the shade code and we will come back with a written price, a lead time and physical samples.
Send us the area, the substrate and the finish you have in mind. We reply with shade options, a written price and a lead time — usually the same working day.
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Get a quote
Tell us the area, the substrate and the finish you have in mind. We reply with shade options, a written price and a lead time — usually the same working day.