Travertine is a unique stone that can be processed in various ways. The main types of finishes are: polished (shiny and smooth), honed (smooth but without shine), brushed (preserving the natural texture), and tumbled (with an antique effect). Each type of processing highlights different properties of the stone and is suitable for various interior and exterior solutions.

When choosing travertine for a facade, it is important to consider several factors. First, porosity: for outdoor use, it is better to choose filled travertine to prevent moisture penetration and stone destruction during freezing. Second, the thickness of the slabs must be sufficient to ensure reliable fastening. Third, the color and texture should harmonize with the overall architectural style of the building.

Travertine is widely used in modern architecture due to its aesthetics and durability. It is used both for facade cladding and interior decoration — from floors to walls. Modern processing technologies allow creating complex shapes and decorative elements from travertine, making it a favorite material for designers and architects seeking to combine natural beauty with modern trends.