RAW:   surface is supplied directly after cutting with no additional polishing and, therefore, lacking shine.


POLISHED:   on the other hand, by polishing the marble we can not only highlight its tone but also provide more luminosity and shine to the architectural area where it will be placed.


HONED:   this type of finish achieves a matte surface similar to the raw finish, except that in this case the stone is subject to a first layer of polishing to remove saw marks. I.e., it’s the previous step before the last stage of polishing.


BRUSHED:   this type of finish aims to provide the natural stone with a slightly coarse aspect lacking any shine, in order to reflect the passage of time upon the material.


BUSH HAMMERED:   bush hammering produces a uniform, coarse marble surface, making the natural stone ideal for outdoor use thanks to its additional grip features.


SANDBLASTED:   the marble is presented in a less coarse finish than that achieved by bush hammering, so that the pits produced when treating the stone are less profound.