Limestone enters life

Limestone is a natural limestone, mainly calcium carbonate, a sedimentary rock gifted by ancient marine life. Due to its unique formation process and natural texture, limestone is also called "breathing stone". It is not as gorgeous and ostentatious as marble, nor as hard and rigid as granite, but has a natural low-key and soft texture. It is mostly presented in matte or soft light texture, with a naturally irregular surface texture and a slight sense of gaps.

The color of limestone is super beautiful, with warm tones such as beige, light yellow, and light gray. Each piece looks like a carefully selected color by nature. The texture is delicate and regular, with unique natural imprints, giving the space a quiet and warm temperament.

At the same time, limestone has low water absorption and has very good heat absorption and insulation effects, which can well ensure the indoor ambient temperature, but it also has disadvantages. The surface has holes and is easy to hide stains, so surface treatment is required.

Limestone has a wide range of uses and can be used for architectural decoration, such as walls, floors, countertops, fireplaces, etc.; it is also suitable for making carvings or decorative lines, and can also be used for paving, flower beds, and pool edges in garden landscapes.

Limestone interior decoration ~ creates a warm and quiet atmosphere

The base color is warm, and the morning sun is light beige, beige or warm gray. The moment the light shines, the whole space is warm and bright, full of romantic atmosphere.

Let’s take a look at our new limestone exterior wall project

The visual effect has a vintage texture and a strong humanistic atmosphere that can be naturally integrated. Lime stone has a high heat resistance. It is fearless even in sunny outdoor. Therefore, it can be used both indoors and outdoors. The same paving inside and outside the house can balance the relationship between indoors and nature. The spatial tone is also more harmonious and unified.

In the West, limestone symbolizes eternity and inheritance. Many century-old buildings are listed as cultural heritage because of their "older, more beautiful" characteristics; in the East, its implicit texture and Zen meaning fit the philosophy of "harmony between man and nature", becoming a synonym for low-key luxury.
Choosing limestone means choosing to integrate the gift of nature and human ingenuity into life, allowing the space to carry the weight of time and the warmth of art.