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Black granite Negro Angola

The regular structure of Negro Angola is distinctive for possessing a high proportion of crystals: this is its principal and most beautiful characteristic.

Negro Angola granite is composed of medium-grain labradorite and feldspar. When light strikes the surface of this stone, its crystalline reflections transform it into a material of near-perfect beauty. Despite its apparently simple design, Negro Angola offers a thousand versions and a thousand different uses. As a countertop in bathrooms and kitchens it stands out above white and beige units. Its contrast with yellows and pastel greens, for example, is outstanding. As flooring it shares the spotlight with smooth walls in a traditional style as well as those with a transgressive edge: an intense deep-blue colour or a high-powered fuchsia will find their suitable counterpoint in the aesthetic balance provided by this wonderful granite.

Advantages

Its timeless elegance, its outstanding hardness and resistance to abrasion make this a perfect material for outdoor and indoor use. With granite, authenticity and functionality are synonymous with innovative beauty.

Inalterable colours that last over time
Resistance to fire and heat
Resistance to stains

All the advantages of granite

All applications of granite

This millennial stone becomes versatile and adaptable to all surfaces in inhabitable spaces and in interior decoration. On countertops, walls, floors, facades and exterior floors (only in flamed and shot-blasted finishes).

Granite and its applications

Finishes

Granite is one of the most resilient natural stones and so its surface permits an endless number of finishes.

Polished

This is the most characteristic finish, achieving an inimitable effect that reflects light and objects like a mirror.

Honed

This finish gives the stone greater character and prominence when laid. It reflects the light, but with lower reflection. The surface is smooth

Aged

A special treatment gives it a texture that enhances the natural properties of the stone and the aesthetic force of its seams. The surface is somewhat irregular.