Travertine
Indicative Rate
₹ __ – ₹ __ / sq ft
Slab sizes & specs
- Typical slab size: approx. 2400 mm × 1200 mm, with sizes varying by block and cut
- Thickness: 18 mm, 20 mm
- Finish: depends on the application and selection
- Custom cut-to-size dimensions and tiles available on request
- Natural pores, pitting and tonal variation are characteristic of travertine
Care & maintenance
- Seal after installation and re-seal periodically, especially for outdoor use
- Clean with a pH-neutral stone cleaner and a soft cloth
- Wipe spills promptly, especially acidic ones
- Avoid abrasive pads and harsh chemical cleaners
- Pores may be filled or left natural depending on the finish, so confirm the treatment for your application
Designed For
Architects, interior designers, luxury homeowners, hospitality designers, resort projects, villas, landscape designers and premium outdoor projects, especially Mediterranean and earthy contemporary architecture.
The Warmth of the Earth
Dune represents the earthy, tactile side of Setu. Travertine brings natural warmth, texture and geological character into architecture, in tones of cream, tan, brown and grey.
Honest, Natural Character
Its appeal rests on material honesty rather than perfection. Characteristic pores, natural veining and tonal variation give the stone an aged, timeless presence.
Three Cuts, Interior to Exterior
Available in classic, vein-cut and cross-cut expressions, travertine moves easily between interior spaces and outdoor environments, from refined residences and hospitality interiors to facades, patios and pool areas.
Material Profile
- Base: Warm earthy tones: creams, tans, browns and greys
- Veining: Natural veining and organic movement, varying by cut
- Texture: Natural pores and pitting with a tactile surface
- Finish: Material-dependent, established at product level
- Origin: Sourced from India
Add Application Section
- Flooring and wall cladding
- Feature walls
- Countertops and vanities
- Hotel and residential interiors
- Exterior applications: patios, pool areas and garden pathways