Where timeless craftsmanship meets restrained luxury. Every detail considered. Every surface refined.
Five tones drawn from Italian marble quarries — warm white stone, deep onyx, antique gold leaf, weathered taupe, and sun-bleached light marble. Restraint in every selection.
Gradient Expressions
Each component embodies the marble-luxury principle: generous whitespace, fine gold borders, serif typography, and slow unhurried transitions.
Primary — Onyx with Gold Border
States — Active uses inset shadow (Cold & Rigid)
Interact with each demo below to feel the marble-luxury interaction grammar — weight, shimmer, rigidity, and gleam — all in motion.
Elements remain positionally stable. No hover displacement or scale. Weight is expressed through layered shadow transitions. Hover each card below.
Hover any tile to see shadow deepening without movement
Gold text performs a slow background-position shift on hover, simulating light catching polished metal foil. Toggle the demo or hover individual titles.
Active states avoid elastic deformation. A subtle inset shadow communicates the cold hardness of pressed marble — like pressing your palm against stone. Click and hold each button.
Click and hold to feel the rigidity
Click and hold to feel the rigidity
Click and hold to feel the rigidity
Cards perform low-frequency, low-amplitude brightness and shadow changes (duration 700ms). This replicates the subtle light shift on a polished marble surface as you approach it.
Hover each stone tile to reveal the polished gleam
Restraint is the highest expression of luxury. Less gold means more gold. More space means more presence. The marble-luxury vocabulary is built on what is withheld, not what is shown.
Radial-gradient overlays create the illusion of stone veining and color depth without imagery. The texture lives in the math.
Antique gold #c9a96e appears only as fine lines, subtle borders, and accent text. Its rarity is what makes it precious.
Generous padding and margins are not empty — they are breathing room that allows each element its full authority.