
Ceppo Breccia Olympia is part of the Ceppo family of fragment marbles quarried in northern Italy — angular pieces of older stone cemented into a coherent slab, with layering visible across the surface. Warm ivory base, soft taupe and pale gray fragments, faint earthy undertones running through the matrix.
“The matte surface keeps the brecciated structure reading as composition rather than as visual noise.”
Honed. The matte surface keeps the brecciated structure reading as composition rather than as visual noise. Polished Ceppo can look busy; honed lets it sit calmly in a room. Useful as a textured neutral — works alongside white oak, plaster walls, brushed nickel, and warm-white paint without competing.
80″ × 126″ in 2cm — large enough to take an island and a backsplash from a single piece, or to bookmatch into a full feature wall. On the floor at the expanded West LA yard; walk the slab before specifying.
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