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COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS

Your material options. The Contouro difference.

See what changes when you choose a thin, flexible natural stone finish.
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Full-thickness stone slabs

The practical trade-offs

  • Heavy slabs often demand structural reinforcement.
  • Rigid stone can't wrap around a column.
  • Demands a specialist crew, lifting equipment and scheduled fabrication.

The Contouro advantage

  • Real stone with far less bulk.
  • Lighter sheets make handling and installation dramatically easier.
  • Flexible veneer wraps suitable curves and columns, effortlessly.
  • Installs as a finish over a properly prepared substrate.
  • Selected translucent stones glow beautifully when backlit, in a lightweight format.
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Stone-look porcelain

The practical trade-offs

  • The stone appearance is manufactured, not mined.
  • Patterns often repeat across tiles or panels.
  • Curves typically need multiple pieces and additional joints.

The Contouro advantage

  • Genuine quarried stone at the surface — not an imitation.
  • Natural variation from sheet to sheet — no two look alike.
  • Wrap suitable curves effortlessly with a flexible stone finish.
  • Selected translucent stones come alive with natural pattern when backlit.
03

Stone-look laminate

The practical trade-offs

  • The stone pattern is decorative, not quarried.
  • Designs repeat across large surfaces.
  • Touch it, and the illusion breaks.

The Contouro advantage

  • Every surface you see and touch is real stone.
  • Natural texture, veining and character you can feel.
  • Bring real stone to furniture fronts and millwork details.
  • Selected translucent stones turn decorative features into illuminated ones.
04

Engineered quartz

The practical trade-offs

  • Heavy, rigid slabs demand careful handling.
  • Curved details often mean specialist fabrication.
  • A countertop-style slab adds unnecessary bulk to a decorative feature.

The Contouro advantage

  • A thin stone finish built for vertical surfaces.
  • Far less added weight than full-thickness quartz slabs.
  • Extend the look to walls and decorative fronts alongside your quartz countertops.
  • Add backlit features with selected translucent natural stones.
05

Stone-effect wallpaper

The practical trade-offs

  • Creates only the impression of stone.
  • Printed patterns repeat.
  • Never a genuine stone surface.

The Contouro advantage

  • Stone character that holds up to the closest look.
  • A real, tactile stone face — not printed on.
  • Natural variation makes every sheet one of a kind.
  • Selected translucent stones fuse natural texture with dramatic backlighting.
06

Paint or decorative plaster

The practical trade-offs

  • Creates the look of texture, not the material itself.
  • Stone effects depend entirely on the finish and application.
  • Can't replicate quarried stone’s natural veining.

The Contouro advantage

  • Nature supplies the detail — no two alike.
  • Genuine stone texture and mineral character, straight from the earth.
  • A striking focal point for your space.
  • Selected translucent stones turn natural pattern into a lit feature.
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