Picture this: You’re walking into a kitchen, and your eyes are drawn to the countertop. It’s not just any surface; it’s a 500 years old antique limestone slab by Ancient Surfaces. A material that whispers tales of earth and time. Each vein, each texture, each subtle shade tells a story, a connection to nature’s artistry.
Look closer. See the way the light plays on the surface? The gentle curves and edges? Antique Limestone is like a living poem, each piece unique, each slab a testament to the beauty of the natural world.
And just like poems, no two reclaimed limestone countertops are the same. Some are bold, filled with striking patterns. Others are soft and subtle, exuding a quiet elegance. Each one, a reflection of the heart and soul of the home.
But these old limestone surfaces are more than just beautiful; they’re functional, a stage for life’s daily rituals. They bear witness to morning coffees, family dinners, holiday feasts, and quiet moments of reflection.
Take a moment to appreciate the craftsmanship. The way the limestone fits seamlessly into the kitchen, the way it feels cool to the touch – it’s a testament to the skill and passion of the artisans who worked it.
Now, imagine having a salvaged limestone countertop in your own kitchen. It’s not just a design choice; it’s a statement, a piece of earth brought into your home, adding warmth, character, and a timeless charm.
So, as you plan your kitchen, consider the organic natural elegance of limestone. It’s more than just a surface; it’s a connection to the earth, a symbol of enduring grace, and a canvas for your culinary creativity.
And remember, an antique limestone countertop is not just part of your kitchen; it’s part of your life’s tapestry. It’s where you’ll prepare meals with love, share laughter with friends, or simply enjoy the quiet beauty of the morning light.
Choose your limestone with care, with love, and let it be more than just a countertop. Let it be the heart of your kitchen, a place where memories are made, and stories are shared. Let it be a reflection of you.
Come visit our interactive digital online catalog
Call us at: 212-461-0245 // 212-913-9588
In fact the whole of its surrounding area is of archaeological and historical interest and boasts uncontaminated natural beauty, with rivers flowing through its territory, which is covered by varied vegetation.
A 30-minute drive will take visitors to the ancient island of Ortygia, in the heart of Syracuse, and to the historic centre of the city of Catania; but in one hour one can reach most of the attractions of Eastern Sicily: the cities of Noto, Ragusa Ibla, Modica and Scicli, jewels of the Sicilian Baroque; Vendicari Nature Reserve that runs along the coastline and the nearby seaside town of Marzamemi; the picturesque town of Taormina and the unrivalled Mount Etna; the historic Caltagirone, renowned for its limestone workshops, and the splendid Roman Villa del Casale, near the town of Piazza Armerina
Antique Limestone by Ancient Surfaces. 
You must be logged in to post a comment.