CROSS ROAD

A polished 150x150x30 tile of Crystal White marble is a “cherry on a pie” of Cross Road pattern. This element is used here to “glue” the black and grey classy colors of 2 other stones.

In Cross Road pattern, bush hammered processing is applied to grey basalt 300x150x30 tile. This process intensifies the contrast with black basalt not only by color, but also by surface outlook. Bush hammered processing keeps the color natural, makes a surface sharper, and creates a small-grained effect, which looks attractive in combination with flamed+waterjet black basalt. Bush hammered processing also plays a core role for the pedestrians safety.

In Cross Road paving pattern, flamed+waterjet processing is used for black basalt 300x300x30 tile. This mixed-surface processing reveals black color to its maximum degree and, at the same time, underlines the “natural rock” effect of the stone surface. This combo processing makes the stone look so “alive” and natural that it looks extracted straight from a mountain. Flamed + waterjet processing also plays a core role for the pedestrians safety.