Travertine: a classic that inspires
Contemporary architecture and interior design continually seek inspiration from classic materials that combine durability, elegance and timeless appeal. Travertine is one such material - a stone with a rich history that has found new life in luxury projects such as facades and
pivot doors, both in its natural form and in ceramic imitations.
History
Silver travertine is a sedimentary limestone formed in hot springs and caves. Its history dates back to ancient Rome, where it was used to build monumental structures such as the Colosseum. This iconic travertine amphitheater is a testament to the durability and elegance of this material.
Travertine applications
Today, it is very popular in Mediterranean countries such as Italy, Turkey and Greece, where its use in architecture and art is particularly prominent. The most important deposits of this stone are located in the Tivoli area near Rome. Its elegance and natural beauty are appreciated all over the world.
Facades and luxury pivot doors
Modern architecture has rediscovered the potential of Silver Travertine. Facades and pivot doors finished with this stone are becoming a symbol of luxury and sophisticated style. Thanks to their innovative design, swing doors are eye-catching and offer excellent functionality. Finished with natural stone or its ceramic imitation, they have a unique, elegant look that blends harmoniously into both modern and classic settings.
Natural stone vs. ceramic imitations
Natural stone
RK Pivot Doors offers a wide range of finishes, including natural travertine and its ceramic imitations, such as quartz sinter. It's natural impresses with its authenticity and unique pattern that gives each project an individual touch. Its natural texture and warm gray tones create elegant and unique concepts.
Ceramic imitations
Ceramic imitations of travertine, such as Strata Argentum quartz sinter, offer exceptional durability and ease of maintenance. Thanks to advanced manufacturing technologies, quartz sinter perfectly replicates the look of natural stone, while offering greater resistance to damage and ease of maintenance. As a result, they are the perfect solution for those who want to combine the aesthetics of travertine with the practicality of modern materials.
Entrance doors with travertine
Travertine, both in its natural form and in ceramic imitations, remains a key material in luxury architecture and interior design. Its timeless beauty, durability and elegance make it ideal for facades as well as luxury swing doors. Whether natural stone or quartz sinter, adds unique charm and class to projects, while recalling its rich history and tradition. View our projects and
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