Rain Forest Gold: the complete guide

History and origin

It comes from India, where it belongs to a family of materials sold as Rain Forest in various shades, from green to brown to gold. The name derives precisely from the pattern of the veins, resembling a woodland landscape. It is widely used for feature walls and bathrooms in residential and hotel projects. Marmi di Carrara supplies it on request.

Look and veining

The background is golden yellow with beige and cream hues. The brown, sometimes greenish veins branch out like trees, with a direction that varies depending on the cut. Every slab is different and lends itself to bookmatching; polished enhances the contrast, honed makes it more discreet.

Technical properties (indicative)

Recommended uses

Perfect for walls, bathrooms, washbasin tops, decorative panels and table tops. It can be laid as flooring indoors; not well suited to exteriors or heavily used kitchens.

Care and maintenance

Use only neutral detergents and dry wet surfaces. A stain-proofing impregnator reduces the absorption of oils and cosmetics. Avoid prolonged contact with acidic substances, which alter the polish.

Pairings

• honey oak wood
• plants and sage green walls
• bronze or matt black taps

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