Mixing and matching stone
Mixing different types of stone creates a playful character
We like all our stones and sometimes it is hard to pick just one. A mix of several different types of stone can then be an alternative. Combining different stones creates a lively and playful character that is both fresh and classic.
One of the most traditional stone combinations is of course the black and white chequerboard. For a pattern like that we recommend our pale Ekebergsmarmor together with our black Jämtlandskalksten. After that, it really is only your imagination that sets the limit. The more types of stone, the more enjoyable the mix, we think.



If you are looking for something like the design below, our black Jämtlandskalksten goes well with red Ölandskalksten in a diamond milled or honed surface.



A chequerboard can of course also be made with stones other than Ekebergsmarmor and Jämtlandskalksten. A combination of Borghamnskalksten grey-brown honed and Rosenthal sandbeige matte honed works very well. Rosenthal sandbeige has a porous surface, so it is impregnated on the top before grouting — read more about the treatment.



Or why not our Norwegian Fauskemarmor grey-blue honed combined with our pale Ekebergsmarmor honed? To create your own mix of our stones, we recommend ordering samples and trying your way forward.


