Ten curated varieties of Italian marble from the Coltelli Quarry in Minucciano and Monte Santa Croce in La Spezia, the smallest, slowest scale of the KETURAH world.
Keturah Stones is the smallest expression of the Keturah world, a curated collection of Italian marble drawn from the heart of Tuscany and Liguria. Pieces that age with the wall, the room, the family.
Every variety is shaped by the same architects, the same atelier, and the same belief: that a beautiful surface is also a slower one. Marble is geology made into architecture, the unhurried record of pressure, time, and the land itself.
The Coltelli Quarry sits in Minucciano, in the Apuan Alps above Carrara, the same vein of mountains that has supplied Italy's sculptors and architects for two thousand years. Monte Santa Croce, near La Spezia, is the source of the Portoro family, the rarest of the marbles in the collection.
Every block selected for KETURAH is reviewed at the quarry by the architects who will use it. Nothing leaves the mountain without being seen first.
Each slab is selected at the quarry, then cut, polished and finished in collaboration with KETURAH's architects. The grain is followed, never fought.
Each block is reviewed at the Coltelli or Monte Santa Croce quarry by the architects who will use it. Nothing leaves the mountain without being seen first.
Slabs are cut to follow the grain. Linear, cross-cut, or matched-book, every decision is taken in service of the room the marble will eventually enter.
Polished, honed, leathered, or brushed. The finish is matched to the lighting, the touch, and the intended life of the piece.
Installed by KETURAH-trained stonemasons under the supervision of the project architect. The wall, the floor, the bath, finished as architecture, not cladding.
