LASA

Lasa is an Italian marble, quarried in the Alps in the Stelvio National Park. Lasa is a marble with a captivating story. The Lasa quarry is not an open pit as we know it. Lasa is quarried inside a marble mountain, in a network of tunnels and excavation halls inaccessible to the public. That alone sparks the imagination! Additionally, Lasa marble is known for its exceptionally pure, snow-white color. The material consists of crystalline calcite and is approximately four hundred million years old. It is highly suitable for a variety of interior applications such as countertops, wall cladding, floors, stairs, and bathrooms. Exterior applications such as facade cladding are also possible. All these qualities make this marble an exclusive and sustainable material and immediately a trend. Lasa stands out with a simple yet elegant color palette, unique in Europe and in Brachot's offering of white marbles. The sugary, white-beige hues with brown, dark veins are spread across the surface. They vary in each slab, providing a unique result every time. This color palette immediately caters to the high demand for colors and patterns that bring mental calmness to an interior while exuding strength and character. Lasa exists in different variants. There is Lasa Dune, Lasa Waves, Lasa Creamly, and Lasa Grey, depending on the design of the material.