Flexible travertine White Stone Travertine

About the texture

White Stone Travertine is a white travertine with a split-stone relief. Unlike the bush-hammered models in the collection, the surface here is cleft: the stone reveals layers and fractures, light falls on them unevenly, and the white wall gains volume — some panels appear lighter, others recede into half-shadow. The colour nevertheless remains light: the pattern comes not from pigment, but from relief.

The technique gives the façade the character of natural stone where a smooth surface would look too flat, without darkening the building.

Practical properties of flexible travertine

Despite the pronounced relief, the layer stays thin and light: the panel is glued to the prepared base and doesn't require reinforcing the walls. The material withstands moisture, frost and sun, so it works both outdoors and indoors.

Its flexibility allows rounded corners, columns, window sills and arches to be covered with a single material, without improvised cuts and joints on site.

Where it is used

White Stone Travertine looks great on plinths, in entrance areas, on fences and retaining walls — wherever you want a light-coloured stone with plenty of texture. On facades it is often paired with Milky, the bush-hammered finish: the same white tone, but the relief highlights accent areas.