Onyx can be described as fairytale. It is definitely one of the most interesting stones used in interior design. It will make the space in which it is located look extraordinary. Geologically, these are rocks capable of transmitting light, they occur in plates whose thickness reaches several centimeters. Quite commonly appears as a replacement for marble.

Marble is renowned for its beauty, glamour and elegance, but it has one sibling stone that provides its own seductive and mesmerising beauty. Onyx tiles offer delicate veining, visible stratas and varying hues, with translucent layers suggesting a sense of endlessly shifting colour and depth.

Onyx is a gemstone formed over centuries by spring water or groundwater containing an abundance of calcite. As the water emerges at the mouth of a spring or drips down from cavern ceilings, the minerals crystallise and form a crust. Nature’s gradual work results in delicate layering, with different levels of impurities creating that truly enchanting three-dimensional effect.

You could spend hours looking at onyx, which immediately creates a sense of opulence. Onyx tiles in a hallway or living space add an automatic wow factor, whether you’re using them to make reflective flooring or a captivating accent wall.