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Senza Tempo

Beautiful contemporary marble in a range of elegant colours Featuring sizes 2780 x 1200 / 1200 x 1200 / 1200 x 600.

Senza Tempo is a totally new generation of contemporary marble porcelain slabs that uses the very latest production techniques to achieve a finish that simply goes beyond all expectations. Senza Tempo is inspired by the heritage of fine marble and is a perfect mix of Italy and the rest of the world, encompassing warm and cold colours.

Top quality Statuario Venato marble from Italy is fine veined with a pure, milky white background and grey veins of small and medium width - It occurs naturally in very small quantities compared to other white Carrara marbles.

From South America, Infinity Brazil is a rare quartzite with an especially elegant rich black colour - It’s characteristic black hue is interspersed with points of light that enhance its brilliance and lustre.

Cremo Delicato is an elegant Italian marble, which features a white ivory background with occasional bands and rare grey/yellowish veins aligned longitudinally.

San Pedro, also known as Silver Roots, is from Asia Minor. Its background colour can vary from dove grey to rich beige, with deep, dark and thin veins of a brown to reddish hue.

Made of full-body porcelain stoneware, available in four colours and formats of 120 x 260 cm, 120 x 120 cm and 60 x 120 cm, all 6.5 mm thick, Senza Tempo is suitable for both flooring and wall applications. There are two surface finishes: one version is a full polish finish, and the other is a natural finish.

The Senza Tempo series is a large format tile with a striking design manufactured to have maximum impact as a full sized tile. Small samples simply do not do this product justice, visit our showroom to view.

Samples are not available to order on line - call us for more information and to book your showroom visit.

Perfect for walls and floors - Kitchens, Bathrooms and Living Areas.

Senza Tempo is available in Polished and R9 finishes which is perfect for both internal and external spaces.