French Limestone Pierre De Limeyrat Tiles - Shotblasted Finishes

Duras : With this finish the tiles will be lightly textured with edegs naturally resulting from the aging process. The general visual aspect will be flat like for the Patinée and the Lubéron finish. (1st Picture: Saint Germain colors )

Lubéron : Ideal for those seeking a middle ground between Authentic and Duras, maintaining an aged and textured surface with edges less affected allowing the grounting to remain thin. Visually it will result in a flatter/less rounded aspect than with the Authentic. (2nd Picture: mix of gold colors )

Valmy : This finish is softer compared to the Authentic Wich allows to have an aged surface with less pronounced and nicely rounded edges without the "Dalles de Bourgogne" aspect for the Authentic finish. The choice for clients who want a naturally old flooring, lightly textured. (3rd Picture: mix of gold and beige colors )

Authentic : THE best choice for clients looking for a "Dalles de Bourgogne". A distressed finish with noticeable aged edges; can be used both for interior and exterior. It is preferable to choose a mix of all the colors so that it remains visually harmonious and diverse at ehte same time as per the surface aspect (each color "reacting" to the aging treatment in it's own way). Hollowed grouts will add to the Authentic aspect of the flooring. (4th Picture: beige and ash grey colors )

Patinée: This newly released finish, produces a surface that adds some "grip" to the stone while being clearly less textured than the Lubéron finish. The natural tint of the stone will be marked by a smattering of white points on the surface and depending on the density of the stone, it will have small holes on the surface. The edges will remain very thin. The parquet format is particularly attractive with this finish. (5th Picture: ash grey color)