We scoured the stacks of Arabescato slabs to find the perfect color and movement pattern for this serene bathroom setting. Crafted into walls, floor, and underlit step, they set the stage for bathing in luxury.

Not really so white - this gorgeous slab with subtle blue-grey tones and dramatic movement is the focal point of this kitchen. Showing off the natural beauty of the slab was the design goal, as marble clads a statement island, hood surround, counters, and drawer faces.

Set in contrast with warm character grade walnut in this stunning bathroom project on Candlewood Lake, dynamic veining on these Poanazzo slabs carry a vibrant rhythm through the space as walls, floor, stone sink top and wrapping the shower’s corner glass window.

Bianco Dolomiti custom-cut field tile and broken joint mosaic add just the right amount of organic texture to this ultra-clean, minimalist bathroom. The 8” square, brick laid wall tile adds subtle movement to a regular proportion, while the irregular mosaic floor creates a blended field condition that feels very in the moment. Classic materials with a contemporary twist.

Dramatic deep-purple travertine is crafted into a statement wall with soft accent lighting in this moody powder room. A chiseled stone sink is carved from a solid piece of the same material.

Taking cues from a favorite Carlo Scarpa project whose terrazzo floor was originally made with various colors and shapes of Venetian glass, this patterned terrazzo field tile brings a fun contemporary movement to a classic white kitchen. Paired here with Venezia field tile as a ground and border, and Arabescato slab counters.

A jewel-box shower is the focal point of this bathroom. Clad with broken-glass mosaic designed to create a subtle gradation from deep blue-gray to white, the abstract ombre pattern becomes a custom work of art for the owner. Matched with complementary stone field tile, mosaic, and slabs, this feature wall is the highlight of the home.