Travertine Slabs Dark Beige Color Vein Cut

Dark Beige Travertine Slabs – Vein Cut

Sizes, Finishes & Uses

Vein-Cut Dark Beige Travertine is produced by cutting the travertine block parallel to its natural bedding layers, creating strong horizontal linear veins across a rich dark beige background. Compared to light beige, this color offers more depth, warmth, and contrast, making it ideal for projects that need a bold yet elegant stone.

This material is widely used in feature walls, flooring, façades, and luxury commercial interiors.

Color & Pattern Characteristics

• Deep dark beige / warm brown-beige tone

• Distinct linear horizontal veins (vein-cut)

• Stronger movement and contrast than light beige

• Natural travertine pores (fillable or unfilled)

• Creates a warm, architectural, Mediterranean look

Available Finishes

Honed (Most Demanded)

• Smooth matte surface

• Best for floors and walls

• Keeps the dark beige tone elegant and balanced

Polished

• Glossy, reflective finish

• Enhances color depth and vein definition

• Used in luxury interiors, lobbies, feature walls

Filled Honed

• Pores filled, matte finish

• Recommended for interior flooring and bathrooms

Filled Polished

• Filled + polished

• High-end appearance

• Ideal for hotels, offices, and premium spaces

Unfilled Honed

• Open pores visible

• Rustic, natural Mediterranean aesthetic

Brushed

• Soft textured surface

• Suitable for rustic interiors and semi-outdoor areas

Sandblasted / Bush-Hammered

• Anti-slip texture

• Used mainly for exterior cladding and walkways (with sealing)

Standard Slab Sizes

Thickness

• 2 cm (20 mm) – most common

• 3 cm (30 mm) – premium applications

• 4–6 cm – architectural / special order

Length

• 240 – 300 cm

Width

• 140 – 185 cm

Approximate Weight

• 2 cm: 45–55 kg/m²

• 3 cm: 70–80 kg/m²

Uses of Vein-Cut Dark Beige Travertine Slabs

1. Interior Flooring

Used in:

• Villas and apartments

• Hotels and offices

• Restaurants and commercial interiors

The linear veins give floors a structured, continuous flow.

2. Wall Cladding & Feature Walls

Ideal for:

• Living room feature walls

• TV / media walls

• Staircase walls

• Reception and lobby backdrops

Dark beige adds warmth and luxury.

3. Bathrooms

Applied to:

• Shower walls

• Vanity walls

• Bathtub surrounds

• Bathroom floors (filled honed recommended)

Creates a spa-like, earthy atmosphere.

4. Kitchen Applications

Used for:

• Backsplashes

• Wall panels

• Countertops (3 cm thickness preferred)

Offers a rich, natural stone look with durability.

5. Exterior Cladding & Façades (Sealed)

Commonly used for:

• Building façades

• Elevation panels

• Architectural strips

Vein-cut dark beige creates a strong, linear exterior design.

6. Staircases

Slabs are cut into:

• Treads

• Risers

• Landings

Veins can be aligned for a continuous visual effect.

7. Commercial & Hospitality Projects

Widely used in:

• Luxury hotels

• Corporate offices

• Restaurants

• Retail showrooms

• Public buildings

8. Furniture & Stone Décor Manufacturing

Cut into:

• Table tops

• Console slabs

• Shelves

• Decorative stone items

• Trays, boards, sculptural pieces

Dark beige is highly preferred for premium décor products.

Key Advantages

• Rich, warm color with strong linear pattern

• Excellent for large areas and architectural alignment

• Multiple finishes available

• Suitable for interior and exterior use (with sealing)

• High demand in luxury and commercial projects