Antolini Stone Surfaces Revive 18th-Century Amsterdam Canal House in RVO Design Renovation

Key facts

• Designer Ruud van Oosterhout of RVO Design led the renovation of an 18th-century canal house in Amsterdam using Antolini natural stone surfaces.
• Antolini's Calacatta "Wow" marble flooring from the Natural Stone Collection was used in the entrance, living room, guest bathroom, and on the L-shaped lift platform.
• The living room pairs Calacatta "Wow" flooring with vertical walnut panelling and built-in cabinets, creating a "graphic rhythm" according to Oosterhout.
• Patagonia Original Tourmaline, a natural quartz from the Natural Stone Collection, was used for the kitchen island, worktop, and wall cladding.
• A walnut-clad staircase wraps around a glass lift shaft as part of a staircase-elevator system at the heart of the restoration.
• Dolomite del Sud "Select" from Antolini's Exclusive Collection was used in the master suite bathroom on floors, walls, vanity units, and a steam shower with integrated seat.
• Material supply and processing were handled by Marble and Granite Service and Ligtvoet Natuursteen.
• Antolini was founded in Verona, Italy, by Luigi Antolini in 1956, offers over 1,300 natural stone varieties including 90 exclusive products, and operates in over 182 countries.