-Torino Oro-

Torino Oro shares the fine, granular vein texture of Torino, but over the grey pattern it adds golden lines that noticeably change the character of the slab. It belongs to the same range, from Far East producers who use their own production lines, not Breton, and make the slabs one at a time by hand. Across the white background, with its faint grey clouding, spreads a network of fine, broken veins: the grey ones form irregular loops over the whole surface, while the golden-ochre ones follow a few main diagonal paths, often alongside a grey vein, as if lighting it up. The overall effect recalls white marble with warm metallic glints, without becoming busy. The quartz-resin surface is practically impervious to liquids and resists stains, with no need for sealing; no specific measurements exist for the colour, so the technical values are indicative for the category. The slab is polished, and dimensions or thickness are best checked for availability. On kitchen countertops and islands it pairs well with wood or brass, and it works equally well on bathroom countertops and wall cladding. A damp cloth is enough for daily care, with a neutral cleaner for stubborn marks; hot cookware needs a trivet, while strong acids, alkalis and solvents are unsuitable.