Invisible Grey

Invisible Grey is the opposite of what its name promises. It is a stone broken and put back together: white blocks with angular edges stitched by a net of grey cracks that thickens until it is almost black in places, with the odd ochre flash in between. The contrast is high and the pattern strongly directional. It goes in floors, full-height walls, bathrooms and outdoors. On a large wall the direction of the cracks has to be decided first, because the way the slab runs changes the whole room.