Taj Mahal

Taj Mahal is a quartzite the colour of wet sand, with horizontal bands barely suggested and the occasional very fine trace of rust running through. No contrast, no figure demanding anything: a tempered, continuous surface that behaves as well in a modern house as in an old one. It answers throughout the house — flooring, full-height cladding, kitchen, bathroom and outdoor work — and is one of the few that can go from worktop to floor without changing material. It is the discreet choice of those who already know what they want.