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Ardesia Limestone

Italian Limestone

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Honed

limestone · Italy

Ardesia

Ardesia is a limestone quarried in Italy. Its surface presents a blacks base. It exhibits low variability between slabs, ensuring a consistent, uniform appearance. Common applications include exterior cladding, interior cladding and kitchen countertops. Available in a honed finish.

Character

Temperature
Neutral
Primary
Blacks
Pattern
Solid·Regular
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