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Antique stone floors
Within this collection, you will find antique stone floors salvaged from historic buildings and carefully selected by Brick and Stone. Many of our pieces date back to the 1700s, 1800s, and early 1900s, representing authentic historical elements ideal for enhancing rustic settings, farmhouses, historic villas, and luxury renovations.
Our collection includes sandstone paving, natural stone floors, stone tiles, Pietra Serena, Guamo stone, Cipollino marble, and other reclaimed stone floors typical of the Tuscan tradition. Each piece is unique and retains its original tones, surfaces, and finishes, making every floor authentic and one-of-a-kind.
Why choose an antique stone floor?
Choosing an antique stone floor means furnishing with a historic material that stands the test of time. Each salvaged element retains original details and signs of wear that tell the story of the charm of Italian historic architecture. Thanks to the durability of natural stone, these floors are an ideal solution for those wishing to create elegant or rustic environments with great visual impact, rich in Italian history.
How to use antique stone floors?
Antique stone floors are ideal for almost all indoor and outdoor spaces: living rooms, kitchens, porches, courtyards, gardens, agritourisms, and farmhouses. The various finishes and formats available allow for the creation of elegant and unique flooring.
Reclaimed natural stone floors
In this collection, you will find reclaimed natural stone floors, antique paving, and historic flooring selected to maintain the original quality of the materials and traditional workmanship. Each salvaged piece is unique and represents an exclusive solution for those who wish to furnish with authentic, timeless materials.
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How to clean an antique stone floor?
For the daily cleaning of an antique stone floor, it is advisable to use warm water and gentle, non-aggressive detergents, avoiding acidic products that could damage the natural surface of the stone. Proper cleaning will help preserve the authentic charm, original tones, and natural characteristics of the reclaimed antique stone over time.



