Antolini has introduced The Wild Side of Elegance, a new selection of natural stones that celebrates the expressive, untamed beauty of nature through color, movement and mineral depth. With Fuxita Jade quartzite, Quarzite Lilac quartzite, Quarzite Venom “Original” quartzite, and Blueroots marble, all part of the Antolini Exclusive Collection, Antolini presents a material journey through stones that feel alive, dramatic and deeply architectural.
These are surfaces with a pulse: veining that branches, fractures, flows and expands; colors that move from botanical green to luminous white, from absolute black to atmospheric blue-gray. Each stone has its own identity; together, they define a new idea of elegance — wild yet controlled, expressive yet refined, contemporary yet rooted in the intelligence of nature.
Fuxita Jade – Quartzite
Fuxita Jade is a quartzite defined by layered shades of green, mineral gray and earthy undertones. It brings a lush yet composed energy to interiors, with a movement that recalls vegetation seen through stone: not literal, but instinctive, as if nature had translated leaves, water and shadow into a mineral language.
Used across walls, vertical surfaces or immersive bathroom environments, Fuxita Jade creates a sense of enclosure that feels protective rather than heavy. Its beauty lies in this balance. It is vivid but not excessive, organic but controlled, wild but unmistakably refined.
Quarzite Lilac – Quartzite
Quarzite Lilac is a quartzite defined by a luminous, pale background crossed by fine gray and violet-toned veins. Its surface has an almost graphic quality, as if drawn by nature with a precise yet spontaneous hand.
Quarzite Lilac brings a quieter expression to the selection, but not a weaker one. Its elegance is sharp, delicate and architectural. In interiors, it works as a sophisticated skin and is bright enough to open up a space but expressive enough to give it identity. It is the softer side of the wild – a stone that whispers, but with perfect clarity.
Quarzite Venom “Original” – Quartzite
Quarzite Venom “Original” introduces the selection’s most dramatic note. Classified as quartzite, it is defined by a deep black ground cut by white mineral veins that move across the surface with electric precision.
Its name suggests tension, but its effect is architectural control. Quarzite Venom “Original” gives interiors depth, tension and focus, especially when used on kitchen islands, backsplashes, feature walls or large vertical planes. It is a stone for spaces that do not rely on decoration to make an impression. Instead, the material itself becomes the gesture.
Blueroots – Marble
Blueroots brings the narrative to a more atmospheric dimension. This marble is crossed by branching veins and mineral passages that seem to map natural systems — roots, rivers, fault lines and hidden networks beneath the surface of the earth.
Its blue-gray tones, warmed by golden and earthy accents, give it an introspective quality. Blueroots is dramatic but never loud. Its strength comes from depth, not volume. In living areas, wall cladding and statement surfaces, it creates a landscape-like presence. This surface does not simply decorate the room, it gives it memory, movement and emotional gravity.
