Brescia Stone Bali / Travertine reference
Travertine Beige
A warm travertine reference with horizontal layering.
Material identity
Warm beige with horizontal, gently wavy bands.
This catalog reference is named Travertine Beige. Its crop shows cream and sand-coloured layers with small dark, elongated pore-like marks following the horizontal rhythm. The image does not establish whether the actual surface is filled, unfilled, honed or polished; confirm the supplied material and treatment in person.
This reference does not state current stock, origin, dimensions, price or certified performance.
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Selection notes
Decide how the bands cross the room.
For a wall or floor concept, place the reference next to the elevation or floor plan. Horizontal bands can read differently when the pieces are rotated or interrupted by joints. Ask to review a slab layout rather than assuming that this small repeat represents the full stone.
Compare the warmer beige direction with the greige bands of Travertine Titanium. For a bathroom, terrace or other wet or exposed area, discuss filling, finish, drainage, cleaning and slip requirements with the project team before approving the specification. A catalog image is not a suitability test. See travertine references for Bali projects and bathroom planning considerations.
Use Travertine Titanium as a cooler comparison; compare the actual samples together before choosing the palette.
See it in context
Compare the reference with the actual space.
The Watermark Jimbaran project record provides hospitality scale and setting. No Travertine Beige installation attribution is implied.
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Brescia Stone Bali / Denpasar
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See the material at full scale and compare how tone and movement respond to the surrounding light.
Brescia Stone BaliJl. Kebo Iwa Selatan No. 7, Padangsambian, Denpasar Barat, Bali, Indonesia
Considering this material for a project?
Start with the space.
Bring the intended application, dimensions and whether the area is indoors, wet or exposed. Request current slab photos and confirmation of fill, finish, thickness and maintenance requirements. Confirm availability and the quotation for the actual material, not the old catalog artwork.