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200 Arlecchino Uomo
Campione gratuitoFINISHES Opaque (to be polished on site) Honed Antique Heavy brushed (R10) Honed and bevelled Polished and bevelled DOCUMENTS Download datasheet
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201 Arlecchino Donna
Campione gratuitoFINISHES Opaque (to be polished on site) Honed Antique Heavy brushed (R10) Honed and bevelled Polished and bevelled DOCUMENTS Download datasheet
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202 Arlecchino
Campione gratuitoFINISHES Opaque (to be polished on site) Honed Antique Heavy brushed (R10) Honed and bevelled Polished and bevelled DOCUMENTS Download datasheet
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203 Giallo Siena
Campione gratuitoFINISHES Opaque (to be polished on site) Honed Antique Heavy brushed (R10) Honed and bevelled Polished and bevelled DOCUMENTS Download datasheet
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204 Avoriolin
Campione gratuitoFINISHES Opaque (to be polished on site) Honed Antique Heavy brushed (R10) Honed and bevelled Polished and bevelled DOCUMENTS Download datasheet
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205 Corallo
Campione gratuitoFINISHES Opaque (to be polished on site) Honed Antique Heavy brushed (R10) Honed and bevelled Polished and bevelled DOCUMENTS Download datasheet
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208 San Giuliano
Campione gratuitoFINISHES Opaque (to be polished on site) Honed Antique Heavy brushed (R10) Honed and bevelled Polished and bevelled DOCUMENTS Download datasheet
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210 Terzetto
Campione gratuitoFINISHES Opaque (to be polished on site) Honed Antique Heavy brushed (R10) Honed and bevelled Polished and bevelled DOCUMENTS Download datasheet
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212 Arcobaleno
Campione gratuitoFINISHES Opaque (to be polished on site) Honed Antique Heavy brushed (R10) Honed and bevelled Polished and bevelled DOCUMENTS Download datasheet
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213 Verde de’ Lumi
Campione gratuitoFINISHES Opaque (to be polished on site) Honed Antique Heavy brushed (R10) Honed and bevelled Polished and bevelled DOCUMENTS Download datasheet
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214 Grigio Venato
Campione gratuitoFINISHES Opaque (to be polished on site) Honed Antique Heavy brushed (R10) Honed and bevelled Polished and bevelled DOCUMENTS Download datasheet
Gra veneziana
The Venetian terrazzo — also known as battuto alla veneziana — is among the most refined expressions of Italian decorative flooring. Although its roots trace back to ancient Greece, where river stones were laid and bound with lime and clay, it was in Venice that the technique achieved its highest level of development and elegance. Over the centuries, terrazzo evolved through various methods: from the Roman opus signinum using crushed pottery, to lime-based pavimenta, and later, to mosaic floors (opus tesselatum) perfected during the Christian era. In modern times, Friulian craftsmen revived the use of river pebbles for ornamental surfaces, which later spread to Venice. The 20th century introduced cement and vibration-pressing technology, leading to a kind of artisanal prefabrication that enhanced both durability and beauty. Today, Gra Veneziana reinterprets this legacy with robust, decorative surfaces that combine material richness with broad aesthetic versatility.