Travertino Titanium
Charcoal.
2cm
Gauge
73×122
Inches
30 Slabs
In the Yard
Travertino Titanium Charcoal — Honed & Unfilled, in Los Angeles
Travertino Titanium · Charcoal
The dark architectural travertine.
Quarried in Tivoli, Italy, in the darker Titanium charcoal register of the family.
Travertino Titanium Charcoal is the dark architectural register of Italian travertine — a vein-cut slab drawn as warm charcoal-grey and silver lines drawn across a near-black field. The Tivoli stone at the most confident register: dramatic dark material with the working-friendly finish of unfilled travertine.
At 73″ × 122″, the slab sizes for working kitchen islands as a single piece, primary bath composition, full-height cladding, fireplace surrounds, bar fronts, and any application where the brief is confident dark material. 30 slabs on the floor is enough to walk a full selection across a working project.
The right Titanium Charcoal when the brief is confident dark architectural material. Pair with brass, oak millwork, lime plaster, a quieter limestone or marble elsewhere as counterpoint.
One Finish · Honed & Unfilled
Honed & Unfilled,
to keep the dark voids open.
Honing keeps the dark charcoal surface matte; unfilled leaves the natural voids visible at the surface. The vein-cut lines run consistent with everyday wear, the slab forgives as travertine does, the dark register is the architectural commitment.
The right finish for working kitchens, primary bath composition, fireplace surrounds, full-height cladding, and any application where dark travertine reads correctly.
2cm · 73″ × 122″ · Honed & Unfilled
Dark charcoal, vein-cut, architectural
Honing keeps the dark register matte, the void register honest, and the vein-cut lines legible. The slab sits calmly against brass, oak, and limestone — and any patina that develops reads as part of the dark register rather than wear.
Spec Sheet
Travertino Titanium Charcoal.
In detail.
- Quarry
- Tivoli, Italy
- Stone
- Travertine · Titanium charcoal register · vein-cut · unfilled
- Gauge
- 2cm (3cm by special order)
- Cut
- Vein-cut across the bedding plane
- Fill
- Unfilled · voids left open
- Finish
- Honed (sandblasted and Stratos by special order)
- Application
- Working kitchens, primary bath composition, fireplace surrounds, full-height cladding, bar fronts
- In stock
- 30 slabs · Royal Stone · South Sepulveda Boulevard · Los Angeles
Travertine · In the Yard
Other Italian
Travertine on the floor.
Related Italian travertine slabs currently in the Royal Stone yard — Silver, Classico Light, Cemento, and other vein-cut and unfilled registers.
18 slabs
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2cm Antolini Black Label Platinum Travertine Vein Cut Leathered 66" × 110"
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2cm Antolini Travertino Classico Light EE352 Stratos 67" × 101"
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2cm Antolini Travertino Platinum Black Label Stratos 69" × 119"
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2cm Bonotti Belvedere Titanium Gold Quartzite Leathered 79″ × 139″
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2cm Italian Ivory Travertine Vein Cut Filled & Honed 57" × 106"
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2cm Italian Ivory Travertine Vein Cut Unfilled 59" × 109"
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2cm Italian Silver Travertine Unfilled Vein Cut Honed 69" × 118"
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2cm Italian Travertine Cross Cut Filled and Honed 72" × 110"
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2cm Roman Italian Travertine — Vein Cut, Filled & Honed, 63″ × 123″
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2cm Titanium Brown Travertine — Vein Cut, TEND 3D Finish, Unfilled
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2cm Travertino Sandblasted Cemento Vein Cut Ivory 63" × 116"
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30 Slabs Now on the Floor · 2cm Travertino Titanium Charcoal Honed and Unfilled 73" × 122"
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Antolini Black Fill Travertine
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Antolini Ivory Petris Travertine — Vein Cut, Unfilled, Lot 15728
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Antolini Travertine Premium Fluted 65″ × 114″
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Henraux Italian Travertine Unfilled Sandblasted 76" × 123"
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Silver Travertine Ocean Blue Filled Trav Henraux
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Travertino Titanium Honed and Filled
Common Questions
Questions,answered.
- What is Travertino Titanium Charcoal?
- Travertino Titanium Charcoal is the dramatic darker register of Italian travertine — vein-cut across the bedding plane, drawn as warm charcoal-grey and silver lines across a near-black field. 30 slabs at 2cm, 73″ × 122″, unfilled so the natural voids stay visible at the surface.
- Where does Titanium Charcoal work best?
- In the room where the brief is confident dark architectural material. A working kitchen span, a primary bath composed entirely of stone, a fireplace surround, a full-height feature wall, a bar front. Pair with brass, oak millwork, lime plaster, a quieter limestone or marble as counterpoint.
- Is Titanium Charcoal good for a working kitchen?
- Yes — unfilled and honed is fine for working kitchens on the Titanium Charcoal register. The unfilled slab continues to register the natural vugged register of the stone, and honed keeps the surface forgiving. The dark register hides everyday etching that develops with use.
- How is Titanium Charcoal different from Henrax Sandblasted or Cemento Sandblasted?
- Three Italian travertine slabs, three registers. Titanium Charcoal reads as dark charcoal vein-cut. Henrax Sandblasted reads as lemon-cream sandblasted. Cemento Sandblasted reads as softer neutral cream. Pick the register that fits the brief.
- How is Titanium Charcoal different from Antolini Black Fill?
- Both darker travertine registers, different reads. Titanium Charcoal is a natural darker vein-cut Italian travertine — the dark colour comes from the stone itself, the slabs are unfilled. Antolini Black Fill takes classical Tivoli cream vein-cut and fills the voids with a deep black resin, creating a cream lines on near-black pattern.
- How do I see Titanium Charcoal in person?
- Royal Stone is at 2303 South Sepulveda Boulevard, West Los Angeles. Designers and private clients are welcome by appointment Monday through Friday. Call (310) 477-3223 and we will pull the slab for you.
Visit the Yard
Walk 30 slabs,
side by side.
With 30 slabs on the floor we can match register, lay out the island and the bath wall, and book a full selection in one visit. Call ahead and we’ll have the slabs pulled.