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From the Places That Shape Us
Inspired by the mist-covered mountains of Buscalan, the suman of Clarin, the coastal heritage of Maasin, and the agricultural heritage of Tubao, this collection reflects Filipino cuisine, seascape, agriculture, and artistry carried through generations.
Each surface is thoughtfully composed to translate these influences into material form to echo the places they are drawn from.
BUSCALAN
Inspired by the mist-covered mountains and stone trails of Kalinga, this quartz surface carries deep gray undertones with tight speckles.
CLARIN
Like the suman delicately wrapped in palm or banana leaves in Misamis Occidental. Its beige tone and gentle swirls echo the color of hand-prepared rice delicacies.
MAASIN
A tribute to the coastal charm in Leyte, this quartz surface features a deep, dark blue striations, reminiscent of the scenic coastal views and serene ocean depths.
TUBAO
Known as the “Home of Native Tobacco”, in the municipality in La Union. This quartz features a soft beige natural movement in a smoky ash backdrop.
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