The natural texture that never gets old is the irregularly shaped natural stone of people.
It is made by peeling natural stone along the stone grain, and its timeless natural texture is popular. It is often used in exterior scenes such as entrances and approaches. Our company primarily handles globally popular types of stone, including beautiful quartzite with sparkling crystalline qualities, polyfield that has been used since Roman times, and Montague, which has also been used for the outer walls of ancient castles.
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【Country of Origin】 - Polyfield: Made in Italy - Montague: Made in France - Quartzite Yellow: Made in Brazil - Quartzite Pink: Made in Brazil - Quartzite Mont Blanc: Made in Brazil 【Shipping Unit】 - Square meter *For other features and details, please contact us.
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Applications/Examples of results
- Residential exterior flooring - Exterior flooring of apartment buildings - Exterior flooring of office buildings - Exterior flooring of commercial facilities, etc.
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Natural stone irregular stone material Polyfield: G1004
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Natural stone irregular stone material Montague: G1005
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Natural Stone: Irregular Stone Material Quartzite Yellow: G1002
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Natural Stone: Irregular Stone Material Quartzite Pink: G1003
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Natural Stone: Irregular Stone Material Quartzite Mont Blanc: G1007
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Natural Stone: Irregular Stone Material Quartzite Gray Green: G1006
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Company information
Riviera Co., Ltd. directly imports porcelain tiles from Italy and Spain, as well as natural stones such as marble and granite from sources around the world. We have 10 distribution centers across the country (in Hokkaido, Miyagi, Saitama, Kanagawa, Shizuoka, Aichi, Osaka, Okayama, Fukuoka, and Okinawa) that can deliver tiles and irregular stones to your site within 48 hours of order receipt (excluding some regions). You can also check the actual products at our Tokyo showroom (3-3-5 Akasaka, Minato-ku) and Osaka showroom (3-5-8 Minamisenba, Chuo-ku, Osaka City).
