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Life in a crowded city, regulated by the lack of space, generates new ideas in architecture and interior design. Restrictions applied to houses renovation in the 20th or 19th century are forcing architects and homeowners to come up with new possibilities for expansion.

Definitely, Peach Travertine deserves a spot on the podium of the fabulous natural stones. With a vibrating color variation, peach shades and yellow, orange cream or light burgundy this natural stone cannot remain unnoticed. Only the Peach travertine has this color variation that conveys both energy and relaxation, tranquility and dynamism. The feelings transmitted by this natural stone convert Peach Travertine into a product that can be used in any type of space. PIATRAONLINE is the only company trading Peach Travertine in Romania and Europe, having the largest volume of exports in countries such as Germany, Austria, Belgium and France.

Before facing the problem of choosing natural stone, this seems one of the simplest on Earth. And yet, only people who already decided which natural stone best suit their projects can tell you how difficult this operation is. Of course, for the first time we have to decide on the color, but we cannot limit it to a single product, because we will not decorate that space with only one type of natural stone. So we have to consider that color as an integral part of a system that must have harmonies and suitable contrasts.

One of the first things noticed by people visiting PIATRAONLINE Pavilion was the floor. Instead of the old concrete, they were welcomed by a floor entirely made of granite tiles 3 cm thickness, perfectly aligned to the same level as if they were cast. A single hint makes you reject this theory of casting material: the empty spaces between plates. For many it was a mystery that perfectly even floor in our pavilion.

You have a wide range of plinths available: wood, polyurethane, metal, ceramic tiles, natural stone. Regardless of material and form, they all have a double purpose - aesthetic and practical. "...

Man has been tattooing for thousands of years. Evidence of tattoos is widespread throughout the world. As signs of adolescent initiation rituals, spiritual or magical connections, trademarks of outlaws, signs of membership to certain groups, indications of social status, and many others, tattoos have today come to be considered a true art.

At the beginning of the 19th century, Dinicu Golescu laid the foundation of a building that half a century later would become the Royal Palace of Bucharest, a building now known as the National Art...