Carved from the pale limestone of Vicenza – the very stone favoured by Andrea Palladio – this texture reinterprets classical fluting with a sharper architectural language. Unlike the traditional concave flute, these channels are squared and linear, creating crisp shadow lines and a more disciplined, contemporary rhythm.

The warm, chalky tonality of Vicenza stone – soft creams, biscuit hues and faint fossil traces – is enhanced by the precise geometry of the cut. Light catches the flat planes and defined edges differently throughout the day, producing a controlled play of light and shadow rather than the softness of rounded carving.

Laid vertically, the square flutes emphasise height and monumentality; laid horizontally, they introduce calm linear movement across walls, fireplaces or façades. Available in tile and slab format, and finished honed, brushed or in our signature Eggshell patina, this surface bridges Palladian heritage with modern architectural clarity.