hence its exceptionally high overall material
performance.
“Then there’s Florim Stone’s major drawcard
of sheer design flexibility,” Ranston says.
“Available in two thicknesses, Florim sheeting
options include the crisp neutrality of black or
white tones, a warm wood-look texture, the
refined appeal of veined marble or the stand-
out impact of a metal-, or concrete-look surface.”
The most popular of Florim’s looks is marble.
Finishing a kitchen wall, island or even a
splashback in marble dug out of a Tuscan hillside
is detrimental to the environment in terms of an
extremely high carbon footprint. However, the
large-format Florim porcelain sheets, typically
3m wide, boast the luxurious look of fine marble
but with a fraction of the impact to the planet.
With four décor looks available in the Marble
Collection, there is one to transform your space.
The Cement and Metal Collections evoke
industrial-look colours for bold, contemporary
imitations of raw concrete or rusted metal.
Capturing the natural look of stone, the four
colours in the Stone Collection range from cool
grey to warm beige to a deep and moody black
effect. This versatile and popular range is ideal
Above left: Making a splash –
impervious to heat, stains, fading,
and scratches, the high-performance
porcelain product is offered in
exceptionally large 3m sheets. This
format means surface breaks are
kept to a minimum in a design and
installation time is also minimised.
Above: Florim Stone options include
(top to bottom) Stone Grey in a
velvet finish, monotone Black,
Marble White, and Stone Noir.
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