Private residence, "Benelux"

This luxurious house is constructed from light beige Navona travertine. Italian travertine has rich historical value, dating back to Ancient Rome when this stone was widely used in the construction of monumental structures. This natural stone, with its light cream hues and unique porous texture, was one of the key materials used in building famous Roman edifices such as the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and many other architectural masterpieces.

The ancient Romans valued travertine for its strength, durability, and ability to maintain its appeal over the centuries. Thanks to these qualities, many of the structures clad in travertine have survived to this day, serving as a living testament to the craftsmanship and aesthetic taste of Roman architects.

The use of Navona travertine in modern construction not only lends elegance and prestige to building facades but also connects them with a millennia-old tradition of architectural artistry. The light cream tones of this stone allow it to blend seamlessly with other materials such as metal, wood, and glass, creating harmonious and balanced architectural solutions. By choosing this stone for facade cladding, architects and designers continue to use time-tested materials, thereby incorporating an element of historical continuity and timeless classicism into their projects.