Ardbeg

Ardbeg stone material originates from the pure rock strata of the Pindus Mountains in Greece. Its color resembles the early morning light on the Aegean Sea, and within its moist white texture, there are evenly distributed feather-like soft light gray flocculent patterns, resembling a light mist brushing over the mountains. The texture is delicate, with a soft luster like fat, and a Mohs hardness of about 4.5, combining a warm and smooth texture with good plasticity.

It is hailed as the embodiment of modern elegance - commonly seen on embossed background walls in high-end residences, pure exhibition surfaces in art galleries, and exquisite display tables in luxury stores. It combines the clarity of the Mediterranean with the sanctity of marble, presenting a serene and timeless picture of light and shadow for the space.