Marble Rosso Alicante
The Rosso Alicante is a red material from Spain, with a deep red base and white veins that create a strong contrast. Its design is asymmetrical and changes significantly between the slabs.
- Color
- Colorful
- Origin
- Spain
- Material
- Marble
What is Rosso Alicante
Rosso Alicante is a red material from the Alicante region in Spain, also known as Rojo Alicante. It has a deep red base with white veins that cross it in an irregular network. It comes from the same area as Crema Marfil, which is one of the most important zones for decorative stone production in Spain.
Features
- Origin: Alicante, Spain
- Alternative name: Rojo Alicante
- Color: deep red
- Veins: white, in an irregular network
- Same area as: Crema Marfil
Features
| Color | Colorful |
|---|---|
| Origin | Spain |
| Material | Marble |
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Frequently Asked Questions
The red materials of the Alicante area are described in the literature as limestone, as well as the neighboring Crema Marfil, which an academic publication classifies as bioclastic limestone. They are commercially sold as marbles. The practical consequence is in maintenance, not in purchase.
Almost always in a limited surface that functions as a focal point, and not as a general floor. It is material that defines the space, so it is taken into account in the total composition from the beginning.
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