Canyon Choir
Taj Mahal quartzite-inspired mineral surface, featuring a two-toned beige background with beige and taupe veining
GALLERY
“Where Stone Holds Sound”
In the sculpted stillness of Cathedral Gorge, stone rises like frozen song — walls carved by water and wind into graceful vertical echoes. Canyon Choir channels this natural amphitheater, where time has layered the land with quiet reverence. Its two-toned beige background evokes sun-warmed canyon walls, while soft taupe and beige veining mirrors the sedimentary lines etched by erosion and light.
The surface draws you in with quiet depth, inviting touch as much as sight. It brings the gorge’s hushed harmony indoors — an interplay of contrast and calm. Canyon Choir lends interiors a sense of scale and silence, where design rises in cadence with the natural world. A tribute to formations shaped by patience, it speaks with presence, not volume.
Collection: Infusions
Style Inspiration: Quartzite
Background Colour: Two-Toned Beige
Vein Colour: Taupe, Beige
Hue: Warm
Finish: Honed, Polished
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