Infinite geometry: Exciton XL by Giovanni Barbieri

Infinite geometry: Exciton XL by Giovanni Barbieri

Italian artisan stone designer Giovanni Barbieri has designed a decorative three dimensional tile made from recycled, engineered light travertine. 

Infinite geometry: Exciton XL by Giovanni Barbieri

Giovanni Barbieri’s Exciton XL tiles feature a deep relief pattern made up of repeated hexagons.

The tiles fit together to create a visually stunning display of endless geometry. Each hexagon has three rhombus-shaped surfaces that each feature a different texture, accentuating its three dimensional form.

Infinite geometry: Exciton XL by Giovanni Barbieri

The tiles are produced from recycled travertine/marble dust using a laboratory tested process. They are available in two dimensions and in three colors.

For more information visit www.giovannibarbieri.com

About the manufacturer: Beginning his career at the age of 14 on building sites in Italy, Giovanni Barbieri has built his career around his family’s stone business. He joined in partnership with his brother at the age of 18 and together they established F.lli Barbieri. He took evening classes in interior design and became the sole developer on architectural projects for which he supplied the marble and stone. He focused on the production process of new products, initially for the local market then expanding into the United States. Since then he has developed numerous award-winning products and developed a process for recycling waste material from natural stone production into engineered marble carved tiles. 

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