Travertine is a young, porous form of limestone with an unusual origin and distinctive features. Learn more about its geology here. Its great variety and irregular layering and structure lend it to many different visual effects, and travertine stone has been favored by architects for centuries. As a practical matter, travertine is easily worked, light in weight, and a renewable resource in the long term.
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