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Practical articles on cladding facades with flexible stone: choosing a texture, installation, insulation, cost and common mistakes.

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Beige tile TB06 Latte Travertine with a soft cream travertine texture and thin joints News
07.10.2026
TB06 Latte Travertine: beige flexible travertine in latte shades
Some shades make a house feel welcoming before you reach the door. TB06 Latte Travertine combines latte, light sandstone and soft beige stone tones with a fine travertine texture that reveals itself up close. Why in-between shades are interesting, how to avoid monotony on a beige villa and what to pair latte with.
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Milky-white tile TB01 Milky Travertine with a fine porous travertine texture and grayish inclusions News
07.10.2026
TB01 Milky Travertine: milky flexible travertine for modern architecture
Natural travertine has been used for centuries in palaces and Mediterranean villas. TB01 Milky Travertine reproduces the look of light travertine as a flexible tile: a milky-white palette, a fine mottled texture and the horizontal rhythm of elongated modules. Villa, hotel, entrance, joint colour and interior.
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Three-colour masonry BRmix 07/09/10: terracotta, chocolate and anthracite modules with light joints News
07.10.2026
BRmix 07/09/10: three brick colours for a facade with an industrial character
Red-brown masonry, deep anthracite and chocolate shades recall old industrial buildings. BRmix 07/09/10 from the ROCK STONE BRICK collection combines Chocolate Rock, Volcanic Anthracite and Loft Red Clay in one masonry built on the contrast between a warm and a cool palette. How to distribute the colours without blotches, why the joint shade matters and where this masonry belongs.
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Sand-beige tile TR06 Dune Stone Travertine with cream and warm transitions of natural travertine News
07.10.2026
TR06 Dune Stone Travertine: sand-coloured flexible tile with the character of desert dunes
How do you create a facade that still looks natural years later and does not depend on trends? TR06 Dune Stone Travertine reproduces sand-coloured travertine: cream-beige areas alternate with richer sand and light-brown patches. Landscape-inspired architecture, a modern villa, terraces and courtyards, interiors and an insulated facade.
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Light-gray whitish tile TR01 White Stone Travertine with soft veins of natural travertine News
07.10.2026
TR01 White Stone Travertine: white flexible travertine instead of white plaster
A white facade can be a smooth painted wall or stone masonry with soft grayish transitions. TR01 White Stone Travertine reproduces light natural travertine and gives white architecture texture and a horizontal rhythm. Minimalism and modern classic, an all-white house without monotony, layout, joints and entrances.
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Anthracite-black brick masonry BR09 Volcanic Anthracite with light joints and a grainy stone surface News
07.10.2026
BR09 Volcanic Anthracite: black flexible brick-look tile with light joints
A black brick facade attracts through the expressiveness of its form, not through colour. BR09 Volcanic Anthracite from the ROCK STONE BRICK collection unites deep anthracite, black and brown granules and light joints that turn a dark plane into clear geometry. How to avoid visual heaviness, where to use it and what to watch during installation.
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Chocolate-brown masonry BR07 Chocolate Rock with light-gray joints and a rough stone texture News
07.10.2026
BR07 Chocolate Rock: chocolate flexible brick-look tile with light joints
Dark brick gives a building solidity and emphasises the geometry of its windows. BR07 Chocolate Rock from the ROCK STONE BRICK collection combines a rich chocolate-brown palette, black mineral inclusions and light-gray joints that pull the modules into a clear pattern. A European house, fences, commercial facades and interiors.
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Gray flexible brick-look tile BR05 Gray Cold Rock: elongated modules with white and black granules and thin dark joints News
07.10.2026
BR05 Gray Cold Rock: gray flexible brick-look tile with a non-uniform masonry effect
A perfectly even colour does not always make a facade interesting. BR05 Gray Cold Rock from the ROCK STONE BRICK collection builds its character on the differences between neighbouring modules: white and black mineral granules, grainy and calmer areas. How to distribute the elements without blotches, what to pair gray masonry with and where it works best.
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Two-tone masonry BRmix 05/09: gray and anthracite modules with thin, discreet joints News
07.10.2026
BRmix 05/09: gray and anthracite flexible stone in two-tone masonry
How do you make a dark facade expressive without bright colours or elaborate decoration? BRmix 05/09 combines two models from the ROCK STONE BRICK collection: BR05 Gray Cold Rock and BR09 Volcanic Anthracite. Alternating gray and anthracite modules with thin, low-contrast joints gives a stone-mosaic effect without a busy look. Facade, plinth, entrance and interior.
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Mixed masonry BRmix 04/05/09: light-gray, gray and anthracite modules with light joints News
07.10.2026
BRmix 04/05/09: three shades of gray flexible stone in one brick masonry
Why are some gray facades monotonous while others draw attention without bright colours? BRmix 04/05/09 from the ROCK STONE BRICK collection combines BR04 Cerro-Torre, BR05 Gray Cold Rock and BR09 Volcanic Anthracite: light-gray, gray and anthracite modules with light joints. How to distribute the three shades, where to use them and what to watch during installation.
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Terracotta brick masonry BR10 Loft Red Clay with light-gray joints and a textured stone surface News
07.10.2026
BR10 Loft Red Clay: terracotta flexible brick-look tile with light joints
Red brick is one of the most recognisable materials, and it is back in modern architecture. BR10 Loft Red Clay from the ROCK STONE BRICK collection reproduces a rich red-terracotta shade with black inclusions and light-gray joints. From industrial buildings to residential complexes, material pairings and loft-style interiors.
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Modern flat-roofed house in large-format beige flexible stone with black window frames, door and garage News
07.10.2026
How to Choose Cladding That Won’t Look Outdated in 5–10 Years
A facade is not made for one season. Why a “trendy” facade ages fastest, what a calm base with one or two accents gives you, how tile format and a three-colour palette affect the “age” of a house, and five rules for cladding that still looks right ten years on.
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