ANTIQUE BLONDE BARR
Quarried from the seventeenth
century in the Languedoc region of France, this stone was used extensively for flagstones in the grand country houses of the area.
Today, Antique Barr is reclaimed by small bands of gypsies and it is as a result of Paris Ceramics’ close contacts in the area that the company is able to control the supply of this stone. Unusual for its consistent richness, texture and patina from floor to floor, this is one of the few antique flagstones the company is able to supply on a regular basis.

Available in Antique Blonde Barr (large hand-shaped flagstones laid in coursed lengths) and in Antique Dalle de Blonde Barr (random sizes), these flagstones are in varying tones of golden-beige.