Oro | Imola & LaFaenza

Oro synonymous with precious material. Oro as an inspiration of sought-after materials.
Oro as a ceramic project inspired by the marvels of nature and interprets four of them.

BLUE LACE AGATE (AGA) originating in South America, and its name is inspired by the drawing of the stripes that seem to create a delicate lace. In nature, this agate appears as semi-transparent with large bands that range from white to blue with different shades.

OCEAN BLUE (OCE), a spectacular onyx from Central Asia where every split is a work of art. Grey/dark blue shadings mix with bluish-white surfaces, impregnated here and there with ochre and gold colorings.

IVORY CREAM (CRE) is extracted in Sicily. It is a material that is part of the marfil cream group and a comparison with this proves to be brighter with an ivory color (not yellowish) and is characterized by subtle rusty colored veins.

ILLUSION BRONZE (ILL) comes from the heights of Asia Minor. Its unusual aesthetic appearance deludes the observer as though s/he were looking at a piece of marble that was not real but painted. Its accentuated veins range from brown to beige and from bronze to bluish grey.

Now stocked in 24×48 in the matte natural finish.

The widely varying Oro project communicates harmoniously with Terra, a antique style terracotta in four fashionable colors.