Santafiora Fiorita sandstone

Sandstone · Italy

A soft crackling of linked patches runs through the toasted beige in the Santafiora Fiorita sandstone photo. It is matte and porous: it finds its place on facades, walls and outdoors.

What Santafiora Fiorita sandstone looks like

An irregular network of slightly darker patches covers the toasted beige background of the slab in the photo: the pattern resembles a fine crackling. The color moves between that beige, sandy tones and a light brown, with low contrast. The matte covers the whole surface: light does not pass through it. Within the slab the pattern changes little: the network spreads evenly across the whole surface.

  • BackgroundToasted beige
  • PatternCloudy
  • ContrastLow
  • Variation within the slabUniform
Detail of Santafiora Fiorita sandstone: the network of patches and the stone's grain, on a matte surface.

Where to use Santafiora Fiorita sandstone?

  • OutdoorsStands up to the weather: facades, walls and floors
  • WallsWalls and cladding, inside and out
  • Interior floorsInterior floors, always sealed
  • BathroomsLight use: walls and backsplashes, always sealed
  • TablesOnly with sealer and for gentle use
  • KitchenBetter not: kitchen grease stains it
  • ScratchesMedium
  • StainsLow, it is porous
  • AcidsVariable

If you are cladding a facade or a wall, see more options at facades and walls.

Santafiora Fiorita sandstone finishes

No finish of this stone reaches a mirror shine: what changes is the feel and how much texture stays in view.

  • Honed

    The smoothest of this stone's mattes: it leaves the face even and soft to the touch.

  • Brushed

    A light texture you can feel, and it keeps the matte even.

  • Sandblasted

    Sand grains fired under pressure that open the texture: the roughest matte, made for the outdoor floor.

  • Bush-hammered

    Hammer tips that leave the face rough to the touch; used on exterior floors.

Technical specifications

TypeSandstone
ColorBeige
OriginItaly
PatternCloudy
Common finishesHoned, brushed, sandblasted, bush-hammered
Works best inOutdoors, walls
Thickness and formatDepending on the slabs available; we confirm it in the quote

Other Santafiora selections

The Fiorita is the one with soft crackling. In its photo, the Brown is mauve and almost smooth; the Havana, cream with diffuse golden clouds; the Ostrea, pink with fossil shells close together; the Venata, diagonal waves like dunes.

How much does Santafiora Fiorita sandstone cost?

There is no single price per m². These factors move it, and the quote already includes shipping to your country.

  • Variety
  • Thickness
  • Finish
  • Square meters and cuts
  • Shipping

Guide: how much marble costs and what changes the price

For a quote, send us

  • The measurements or a photo of the plans
  • The thickness, if you have already decided on it
  • The finish you like
  • The city where you receive it

Santafiora Fiorita sandstone at home

How it looks in different spaces. Visualizations created from the real slab.

Questions about Santafiora Fiorita sandstone

How do I tell the Fiorita from Santafiora Venata sandstone?

By the pattern: in its photo the Venata runs in soft diagonal waves, like dunes; in the Fiorita's photo, the Fiorita spreads a network of slightly darker patches, almost a fine crackling. Both photos show a beige background. Santafiora Venata sandstone shows that difference in its own photo.

Does Santafiora Fiorita sandstone work for the kitchen countertop?

No. Sandstone is porous and absorbs grease, so a work countertop is not its place. Its ground is outdoors: facades, walls and exterior floors. If you want stone for the kitchen, compare options at natural stone for kitchens.

How do you care for Santafiora Fiorita sandstone?

Indoors, seal the stone: it is porous, and grease or wine leave marks if it is not protected. Outdoors, water and a soft brush are enough; a high-pressure washer is not. Out in the weather the stone will slowly take on a patina over the years: it is part of its character.

Is the photo a real slab?

Yes. The stone in the photo is an authentic Santafiora Fiorita slab. As with any natural stone, the one that reaches your project will carry its own version of the pattern. Before you buy we send photos of the slabs available for your order.

Is Santafiora Fiorita sandstone shipped to my country?

We ship to any country, with the stone's documents of origin and its CE certification. On the shipping page we explain how it reaches each region.

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