Multi-tone

Multi-tone pavers carry several colours in every piece, so a laid area has natural movement no single-colour stone can give. Think Juprana granite, Tiger Skin stone and mixed cobbles.Multi-tone stone varies crate to crate by nature; order a free sample, and expect the real thing to be livelier than the photo.

Stone With Built-In Movement

Multi-tone stone carries its colour range within each piece: Juprana granite ripples cream and pink-grey, Tiger Skin bands gold and black, Summit cobbles mix beige, gold and grey mat by mat. A surface laid in multi-tone stone never looks flat or repetitive, which is the effect large single-colour areas can struggle against.

Using It Well

Let multi-tone stone be the feature, and keep what surrounds it quiet: plain render, single-colour borders, simple grout close to the stone’s base tone. Blend pieces from several crates as you lay so the variation distributes evenly. And always sample first; multi-tone stone varies batch to batch by nature, and the sample tells you the truth a catalogue photo cannot.