The grandest of stone floors, these antique reclaimed flagstones have a beautiful patina and texture that only time can produce. Quarried from the Languedoc area of France, the large flagstones work beautifully in contemporary as well as traditional settings. Once covering the floors of French...

Antique black and white marble from Spanish manor houses and country estates provide a beautifully complementary floor surround. The unique black marble is in shades of grey making and elegan lower contrast checkerboard pattern. An all-white plain antique floor is also avaialble. Typically sourced...

These ancient stone floors originated from quarries in the southern Hebron Mountains near Jerusalem. The stone was used for floors in public buildings, courtyards and private houses for many hundreds of years, beginning from Roman times. The quarries themselves have long since been closed and the...

These ancient stone floors originated from quarries in the southern Hebron Mountains near Jerusalem. The stone was used for floors in public buildings, courtyards and private houses for many hundreds of years, beginning from Roman times. The quarries themselves have long since been closed and the...

These flagstones are reclaimed from properties in the Burgundy region of France, an area almost as famous for its stone as for its wine.

These flagstones are reclaimed from properties in the Burgundy region of France, an area almost as famous for its stone as for its wine.

These flagstones are reclaimed from properties in the Burgundy region of France, an area almost as famous for its stone as for its wine.

These flagstones are reclaimed from properties in the Burgundy region of France, an area almost as famous for its stone as for its wine.

Parrefeuille tiles were used throughout southern France and are unusual in their rectangular, rather than square, shape. Paris Ceramics selects tiles from a particular area of Languedoc.

Parrefeuille tiles were used throughout southern France and are unusual in their rectangular, rather than square, shape. Paris Ceramics selects tiles from a particular area of Languedoc.