This beige-gold, evenly grained, subt l y tex tured s tone, sawn parallel to the bed, is definitely a classic. With a regular grain it has a style of its own, accentuated by the finish selected. An attractive stone for façades and residential paving/flooring. There are plenty of historic examples to illustrate the full majesty of “Magny Doré”… But also in more modern contemporary uses like the Louvre Museum in Paris, the Luxemburg’s Mudam, the German Historical Museum in Berlin, or the Gap Headquarters in San Francisco.

The natural shades of beige, gold and ochre of Magny stone have a special harmony. The Old World finish shown here recreates the charm of ancient stone floors and is an ideal solution for old fashion residential paving/flooring.

As the name tells you, this is the stone used by the architect Ieoh Ming Pei for the new Louvre. A favourite for major projects, this is a golden beige limestone, sawn perpendicular to the bed, characterised by light horizontal veining. Slight colour variations accentuate the sophisticated, natural look, while retaining a degree of homogeneity in design. This variety was widely used for the mythical “Four Seasons” in New York.

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- REVETEMENTS INTERIEURS DES AMENAGEMENTS DU GRAND LOUVRE
- WASHINGTON PLAZA
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