A heterogeneous texture defined by powerful colour contrasts is the most distinctive characteristic of Picasso granite, surprising and versatile in one.
As if emerged from the brush of the celebrated artist who gives it his name, the colour of Picasso granite is dominated by contrast and disparity. Although when seen from afar it could be defined as a material in an elegant grey hue, in reality it is its disparate appearance and irregular texture, filled with light stains that mix with other dark ones, which provides its very attractive greyish tonality. The result is a distinctive material that will not go unnoticed wherever it is installed.
Picasso granite surfaces look fantastic in both classic and contemporary spaces and are uplifted when next to a wide variety of materials, from natural wood to the most sophisticated high-gloss lacquered surfaces.
Its timeless elegance, its outstanding hardness and resistance to abrasion make this a perfect material for outdoor and indoor use. With granite, authenticity and functionality are synonymous with innovative beauty.
Applications
This millennial stone becomes versatile and adaptable to all surfaces in inhabitable spaces and in interior decoration. On countertops, walls, floors, facades and exterior floors (only in flamed and shot-blasted finishes).
WORKTOPS
EXTERIOR FLOORS
INTERIOR FLOORS
FAÇADES
INTERIOR WALLS
Finishes
Polished
This is the most characteristic finish, achieving an inimitable effect that reflects light and objects like a mirror.
Honed
This finish gives the stone greater character and prominence when laid. It reflects the light, but with lower reflection. The surface is smooth
Aged
A special treatment gives it a texture that enhances the natural properties of the stone and the aesthetic force of its seams. The surface is somewhat irregular.
Bush Hammered
Thanks to this finish, the resulting product has a rough effect and a rugged touch, perfect for making this product more resilient in exteriors.
Shot-blasted
A surface treatment that transforms the surface of this stone into something rougher and more gravelly. Highly recommended for exteriors
Flamed
This finish enhances the natural seams of the stone, giving it a surface roughness.
Satin
This surface is smooth to the touch, with a certain velvety appearance.





