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SECTION 01

Products

01 THE SUPPLY MATRIX

Three stones, four formats

Every stone comes in four formats. Pick a cell to go through to that format’s terms.

  1. Blocks

    Raw material for sawing: a block taken from the face, on its way to slabs and blanks.

    FOR
    A stone processor or a trader
    INCLUDES
    Blocks

  2. Slabs

    A large-format panel sawn out of a block.

    FOR
    A wholesaler, a worktop fabricator, a facade contractor
    INCLUDES
    Slabs

  3. Tiles

    Tiles in modular sizes, and cut-to-size worked from your drawing.

    FOR
    A contractor, a designer, a buyer
    INCLUDES
    Tiles · Cut-to-size

  4. Elements

    Elements fabricated from solid stone: steps, sills, cornices, worktops, facade and decorative pieces.

    FOR
    An architect or a contractor with a drawing in hand
    INCLUDES
    Architectural elements · Decorative products
Travertine OUR OWN QUARRY Our own stone: a warm, light tone and a porous surface that light settles into instead of bouncing off.
Blocks Slabs Tiles Elements
Tuff A volcanic rock with a grained structure — the material Armenian architecture is recognised by.
Blocks Slabs Tiles Elements
Basalt A dense, dark stone. An even tone and a restrained surface that holds both shape and weight.
Blocks Slabs Tiles Elements

02 MATERIALS

Armenian stone

We work with what the Armenian ground gives. Three stones, three temperaments, three different conversations with light.

Macro view of an Armenian travertine surface

Three stones

  • FLAGSHIP MATERIAL

    Our own stone from the Ararat deposit. Warm, porous, alive in its texture. The flagship material of the company.

  • A volcanic stone, recognisable by its grain. The traditional material of Armenian architecture.

  • A dense, dark stone. An even tone and a restrained surface that holds both form and weight.

Hover the plane — the surface under magnification

03 TRAVERTINE

FLAGSHIP MATERIAL

Armenian travertine

Our own stone. Quarried at the Petro Stone quarry at the Ararat deposit, and carried from the face to the finished piece in one pair of hands.

Macro view of an Armenian travertine surface
SURFACE. MACRO VIEW

1,300+ m³

blocks per month from our own quarry

TEMPERAMENT

  1. A warm range

    A warm, light tone — the temperament of travertine from the Ararat deposit.

  2. A living texture

    A porous surface, alive in its texture: light settles into the stone instead of bouncing off it.

  3. Our own quarry

    Selection starts at the face: colour and structure are judged before the first cut.

SUPPLY FORMATS

  • Blocks
  • Slabs
  • Tiles
  • Cut-to-size
  • Architectural elements
  • Decorative products

04 TUFF

Armenian tuff

A volcanic stone, recognisable by its grain. The traditional material of Armenian architecture.

Macro view of an Armenian tuff surface
SURFACE. MACRO VIEW

TEMPERAMENT

  1. Volcanic origin

    A stone of volcanic origin with a distinctive grain.

  2. A recognisable structure

    A grainy surface that cannot be mistaken for any other stone.

  3. An architectural tradition

    The material by which Armenian architecture is recognised.

SUPPLY FORMATS

  • Blocks
  • Slabs
  • Tiles
  • Cut-to-size
  • Architectural elements
  • Decorative products

05 BASALT

Armenian basalt

A dense, dark stone. An even tone and a restrained surface that holds both form and weight.

Macro view of an Armenian basalt surface
SURFACE. MACRO VIEW

TEMPERAMENT

  1. Density

    A dense stone that holds both form and weight.

  2. An even tone

    A dark, even tone across the whole plane.

  3. A restrained surface

    A quiet surface that never argues with the architecture.

SUPPLY FORMATS

  • Blocks
  • Slabs
  • Tiles
  • Cut-to-size
  • Architectural elements
  • Decorative products

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