Travertine brings timeless elegance and natural warmth.
Travertine, featured in the Giro Collection by Vincent van Duysen, and some other tables is a testament to refined elegance and enduring sophistication. Meticulously selected for its distinctive character and natural beauty, travertine is a sedimentary rock renowned for its unique veining patterns, warm earthy tones, and inherent durability.
Travertine is a durable natural stone with unique veining and warm tones. Protect surfaces from acidic liquids, heat, and moisture by using coasters and pads, clean spills immediately, and maintain regularly with gentle stone-safe cleaners and a microfiber cloth.
Density
≤ 0.5 % • ISO 10545-3
Flexural Strength
± 5.0% max (± 0.5 mm max) • UNI EN 14411-G
Compressive Strength
± 0,5% max (± 2 mm max) • ISO 10545-2
Hardness (mohs)
± 0,5% max (± 2 mm max) • ISO 10545-2
Unit Volume Weight
ISO 10545-4
Water Absorption at Boiling Water
by weight (%): 2,6 / by volume (%): 9,5
Compressive Strength (kg·f/cm3)
500
Compressive Strength After Freezing (kg·f/cm3)
520
Modules of elasticity (kg·f/cm3)
18,46 x 104
Ratio of fullness (%)
88,3
Degree of pores (%)
11,7
Average Abrasion Strength (cm3/50cm3)
54,59
Average Tensile Strength (kg·f/cm2)
386,26
Modules of Elasticity (kg·f/cm2)
5,38 x 104
Chemican Analysis (%)
SiO2 – 0,26 / Fe2O3 – 0,32 / CaO – 54,55 / MgO – 0,31
Vincent Van Duysen
Vincent Van Duysen, born in 1962 in Lokeren, Belgium, is a prominent architect known for blending architecture, interior design, and product design. After studying at Sint-Lucas School of Architecture in Ghent and working with Aldo Cibic and Jean De Meulder, he founded Vincent Van Duysen Architects in 1989. His firm has expanded significantly and focuses on high-end residential projects and product design internationally.