Decorative stone in modern interiors

Decorative stone brings a piece of nature into a room, livens it up and enhances it.

Often a single column or a stone-clad wall is enough to give a room the freshness of nature.

Decorative stone looks timeless and suits modern and classic designs alike.

Natural materials in modern living spaces

Decorative stone is particularly popular in modern spaces, where minimalism and clean lines take centre stage.

The natural texture of the stone brings warmth into the room and creates a connection with nature, something people value especially today. That is why more and more people dedicate part of their house or room to decorative stone.

Usually it is a stone wall in the living room, a fireplace surround or a highlighted area in the dining space that gives the room a special character. The decorative stone becomes an eye-catcher that rounds off the atmosphere.

Types of decorative stone

Granite – a very hard stone, resistant to almost all influences. It is suitable for wall cladding as well as kitchen worktops and heavily used surfaces such as steps.

Marble – a noble stone with typical veining that makes it particularly elegant. It is very popular in modern spaces because it underlines a luxurious effect.

Limestone – a very popular natural stone: resistant, long-lasting, non-slip and heat-resistant. It suits all styles and creates a warm, natural atmosphere.

Slate – visually something special, with its typical naturally split surface. It is very long-lasting, resistant and beautiful, which makes it particularly sought after in modern architecture.

Why decorative stone?

If you would like more cosiness and nature at home while also enhancing your home, decorative stone cladding is the right choice.

But decorative stone is not only beautiful. It has many other advantages that make it so popular:

• It insulates very well against sound and heat.
• It is resistant to impact and scratches.
• It is a durable, hard-wearing material.
• It is very easy to care for and needs no special treatment.
• As a natural material, it improves the indoor climate.
• There is a wide choice of colours, patterns and formats.
• It looks timeless and elegant.
• It suits any interior style.

Where decorative stone is used

Decorative stone is suitable for many different surfaces. It brings warmth and character, indoors and out.

It can be fitted indoors as well as on columns, facades, fireplaces and walls. The possible combinations are almost unlimited and suit a wide variety of styles.

Indoors it is most often used as wall cladding, which considerably livens up the room.

It is also found on fireplaces, kitchen worktops and room dividers, or simply used to clad a column.

In modern spaces, decorative stone goes perfectly with wood or glass.

It is also popular for facades and summer kitchens, because it creates a special outdoor area.

You can choose between warm tones such as white or brown-beige and cool shades of grey or green.

With decorative stone you can never go wrong: its surface and texture round off any room. Its beautiful look and the trend back towards environmentally friendly, natural materials are making it ever more popular.