Unfilled travertine is selected for projects where natural authenticity is essential. Indoors, it is used in feature walls, rustic bathrooms, and fireplaces. Outdoors, it adds character to facades, courtyards, and landscaping elements. Its raw texture makes it suitable for decorative cladding and architectural highlights, while sealing helps adapt it to more functional spaces like floors or pool surrounds.
Rustic cladding for exterior facades and interior feature walls.
Adds old-world charm to walls, vanities, and shower surrounds.
Enhances fireplaces, niches, and decorative details with natural texture.
Unfilled travertine is produced in slabs, tiles, and cladding panels with natural pores left open. Tile thickness usually ranges from 10–12 mm, while slabs are 20–30 mm. Outdoor cladding pieces may be thicker for durability. Absorption is higher than filled varieties, typically 1.0% or more, requiring sealing to reduce staining. Available in Ivory, Light, and Antico shades, unfilled travertine maintains authentic variation in every piece.
Unfilled travertine should be installed with proper adhesives and sealed after installation to reduce porosity and prevent staining. In wet or outdoor environments, sealing is especially critical. Maintenance involves cleaning with neutral cleaners and resealing every 12–18 months. Because open pores may collect dust or debris, regular care is recommended to maintain its authentic beauty.
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