Burgundy Blend
French Limestone · Bourgogne
Burgundy Blend
A floor drawn from one of France's oldest quarried landscapes. Tumbled, rough-cut limestone in shifting tones of beige, bone, slate-blue, and grey — every piece carrying the fossil record of the seabed it was formed from.
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Quarried from Burgundy
The limestone of Bourgogne has shaped French building for centuries — the courtyards of country houses, the worn thresholds of abbeys, the cool stone floors of the region's farmhouses. Burgundy Blend is cut from that same sedimentary bedrock, a stone laid down grain by grain over millions of years.
Look closely and the record is still there: shell fragments, crinoid stems, and the soft mineral banding of an ancient seabed. This is not a printed surface or a manufactured texture. It is the stone itself, exactly as the ground gave it up.
The Character
A blend, by nature
No two pieces are alike. Across the field the colour shifts from warm beige and bone to cooler blues and weathered grey, so a finished floor reads as a single living surface rather than a repeated tile.
The rough-cut edges are tumbled to soften them — rounding the corners and easing the surface into the worn, walked-in patina of a floor that looks as though it has always been there. Laid in mixed lengths at a fixed width, it falls naturally into the random running-bond of a classic French floor.
Finish
Tumbled
Rough-cut, softened edges
Width
6″
Fixed across all pieces
Length
7–14″
Assorted, mixed lengths
Thickness
⅝″
Nominal
Suitable for all applications
Floor-rated, indoors and out
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Order Burgundy Blend
Sold by the piece in assorted mixed lengths. Request a sample to see the tone and fossil character in person before you specify.
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