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atelier.

Eighteen named materials currently photographed at the Lumière showroom. Each opens a close study of the surface, and the full slab record shot shown whole.

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A mirrored pair of stone panels standing side by side, lit from behind so the pattern glows through, with the two halves forming a symmetrical figure across the join. — Bookmatched pairShown whole — the mirror across the join is the point, so this frame is never cropped.

Names

Names come from Lumière's records, not from appearance.

Natural stone is sold under trade names that vary between quarries and suppliers. Everything named here is named from Lumière's own material records — never inferred from what a slab looks like. If a name matters to a specification, confirm it with the team before it is written down.

Rosso Crystallo — close view of the stone surface. White crystal crossed by rust-red and amber veining.

Rosso Crystallo

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White crystal crossed by rust-red and amber veining.

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Bonsai — close view of the stone surface. A pale ground crossed by a single dark banded seam.

Bonsai

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A pale ground crossed by a single dark banded seam.

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Crystallo Traslux — close view of the stone surface. Translucent white quartz threaded with warm gold seams.

Crystallo Traslux

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Translucent white quartz threaded with warm gold seams.

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Sauipe — close view of the stone surface. Stacked amber formations banded in green and gold.

Sauipe

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Stacked amber formations banded in green and gold.

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Nebula Crystal — close view of the stone surface. A pale ground threaded with amber and gold.

Nebula Crystal

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A pale ground threaded with amber and gold.

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Verde Crystallo — close view of the stone surface. Pale green-white crystal with fine amber threads.

Verde Crystallo

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Pale green-white crystal with fine amber threads.

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Amazonite — close view of the stone surface. Turquoise crystal fields set into white quartz and black mineral.

Amazonite

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Turquoise crystal fields set into white quartz and black mineral.

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Patagonia — close view of the stone surface. Grey and cream mineral masses with sharp dark outlines.

Patagonia

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Grey and cream mineral masses with sharp dark outlines.

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Tajmahal — close view of the stone surface. Warm ivory carrying a broad golden seam.

Tajmahal

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Warm ivory carrying a broad golden seam.

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Azul Macaubus — close view of the stone surface. Vivid blue banding with white drift.

Azul Macaubus

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Vivid blue banding with white drift.

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Blue Alpine — close view of the stone surface. Cool grey and white crossed by soft blue-grey drift.

Blue Alpine

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Cool grey and white crossed by soft blue-grey drift.

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Gaya Quartzite — close view of the stone surface. Green-grey structure broken by pale crystalline seams.

Gaya Quartzite

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Green-grey structure broken by pale crystalline seams.

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Splendido Brown — close view of the stone surface. Rose-pink ground with pale veining.

Splendido Brown

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Rose-pink ground with pale veining.

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Lotus Green — close view of the stone surface. Deep green with grey-white movement.

Lotus Green

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Deep green with grey-white movement.

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Aquamare — close view of the stone surface. Very pale grey-blue with soft diagonal movement.

Aquamare

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Very pale grey-blue with soft diagonal movement.

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Tempest Green — close view of the stone surface. Dark green ground fractured by grey-white structure.

Tempest Green

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Dark green ground fractured by grey-white structure.

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Alpinus — close view of the stone surface. Charcoal mineral clusters drifting across a white ground.

Alpinus

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Charcoal mineral clusters drifting across a white ground.

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Mocamblu — close view of the stone surface. Teal and gold striations running the length of the slab.

Mocamblu

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Teal and gold striations running the length of the slab.

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Backlit

Some of it only
reads lit.

Translucent material behaves completely differently with light behind it. These are showroom frames, not renders.

Alpinus — the slab lit from behind so the translucency and vein structure read through the stone. — AlpinusLit from behind at the showroom.

Amazonite — the slab lit from behind so the translucency and vein structure read through the stone. — AmazoniteLit from behind at the showroom.

Blue Alpine — the slab lit from behind so the translucency and vein structure read through the stone. — Blue AlpineLit from behind at the showroom.

Crystallo Traslux — the slab lit from behind so the translucency and vein structure read through the stone. — Crystallo TrasluxLit from behind at the showroom.

Nebula Crystal — the slab lit from behind so the translucency and vein structure read through the stone. — Nebula CrystalLit from behind at the showroom.

Patagonia — the slab lit from behind so the translucency and vein structure read through the stone. — PatagoniaLit from behind at the showroom.

Rosso Crystallo — the slab lit from behind so the translucency and vein structure read through the stone. — Rosso CrystalloLit from behind at the showroom.

Splendido Brown — the slab lit from behind so the translucency and vein structure read through the stone. — Splendido BrownLit from behind at the showroom.

Questions

About these
materials.

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