Upcycling
Marble
made in italy
From left over pieces to a new sustainable cycle
Stonethica was born as a production of stone materials within an eco-sustainable cycle: the left over pieces deriving from the processing of marble and natural stone , are recycled and assembled in Stonethica slabs thanks to a non-toxic two-component resin.
Natural Stone
Stonethica is a product that is realized with a recycled content between 98.6% and 99.4%.
Nature is a valuable asset that must be preserved while marble is a finite resource : we need to rethink marble.
Eco-Sustainable
Stonethica, created thanks to a green system of reusing and assembling waste is (not exclusively for this reason) part of an innovative economic fabric called Circular Economy.
Great Visibility
Ideal for floors, walls, kitchen counters , bathrooms and interior design. We search, select and assemble the Apuan marble to share a beauty that does not derive from novelty but from a wise recovery.
Projects and achievements
An action is much more than a thought; it is its very realization.
Stonethica tells us with its inimitable style a story of awareness and quality,
through its rhythm and its plots.
Zampieri
Zampieri cucine
(Arredue - Massa)
Schiffini Cucine
Vico Magistretti - Pietra del Cardoso
(Cinque Terre - Italy)
Find a distributor near you
Stonethica products are all over the world with retailers selected for their quality and their environmental commitment.
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Relive the Stonethica process by creating a slab that comes from marble processing waste. You can combine up to 6 materials in any way you wish.
Share and save your work in the material gallery.
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Stonethica in Amsterdam
📌 Where can you find Stonethica's materials and products?📌 In Holland for example: one of our dealers is Piastrelle in Amsterdam. ♻️🚿 From marble scraps to an entirely upcycled Calacatta. Natural elegance, relaxation and harmony in the shower!
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Stonethica world
Stonethica takes us back in time!
Have you ever seen a Cosmatesque floor?Between the 12th and the 13th century the Cosmati family in Rome started a wonderful tradition. They developed a unique and elegant design, creating colorful marble/granite floors like stone "carpets" or for other liturgical...
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