Veselje Unito

Veselje Unito is our most precious and iconic material, often considered synonymous with the world-renowned Brač stone. Known for its exceptional quality and durability, it’s ideal for both interior and exterior use. Its soft white to creamy shade adds warmth and elegance to any space, while its unique texture brings depth and character. Whether used for floors, walls, staircases, or decorative elements, Veselje Unito offers timeless beauty and refined sophistication.

In addition to its aesthetic value, it offers exceptional resistance to wear, making it a long-lasting solution for both residential and commercial spaces. Veselje Unito originates from Pučišća on the island of Brač, a place known for its rich stonemasonry tradition, ensuring top-tier quality and authenticity.

Veselje Unito can be finished in various ways – grinding, polishing, sandblasting, bush hammering, antique finish (bush-hammered and brushed), split-face, and more. It especially stands out in stonemasonry and sculpture, where it has long been valued as one of the most versatile materials.

Veselje Fiorito

Veselje Fiorito is a type of white to light beige fossilized limestone quarried in Pučišća. This stone is highly suitable for wall and floor surfaces, kitchen countertops, mosaics, fountains, pool and wall edging, staircases, window sills, and various other design projects. It is most commonly used for paving squares and waterfronts, where its high production capacity ensures timely delivery and excellent quality.

Veselje Fiorito can be finished in various ways – grinding, polishing, sandblasting, bush hammering, antique finish (bush-hammered and brushed), split-face, and more.

Sivac

Sivac is a type of grey-beige dolomitized limestone quarried in Pučišća on the island of Brač. This stone is highly suitable for a wide range of construction and design projects, including building structures, kitchen countertops, sinks, monuments, pool edges, window sills, decorative stonework, as well as interior and exterior walls, flooring, and paving.

It is also known by the name Adria Grigio.

Sivac can be finished in multiple ways – polishing, sandblasting, grinding, bush hammering – and it particularly stands out with an antique finish (bush-hammered and brushed). This stone offers a wide range of applications and versatility, making it an ideal choice for any project that demands natural beauty and lasting durability.

Dračevica

Dračevica is a type of beige limestone quarried on the island of Brač near the village of the same name. This stone is particularly suitable for construction, kitchen countertops, sinks, monuments, pool cladding, window sills, decorative stonework, interior and exterior walls, flooring, paving, and various other design projects.

Dračevica can be finished in various ways – grinding, polishing, sandblasting, bush hammering, antique finish (bush-hammered and brushed), split-face, and more. Thanks to its warm, subtle color and texture, it pairs perfectly with historic buildings during restoration or with new constructions aiming for a rustic appearance.

Thanks to its versatility and aesthetic appeal, Dračevica is an excellent choice for a wide range of architectural and design solutions, offering natural elegance and long-lasting quality. Its physical and mechanical properties make it one of the best materials for low-temperature conditions due to its high frost resistance.

Dolit

Dolit is a type of limestone quarried in Donji Dolac, in the hinterland of Omiš. It features a light color with warm beige to light grey tones, often interwoven with darker bluish veins and grey or brown swirls that create a distinctive pattern. The appearance may vary slightly depending on the source block, but it generally gives off a warm and inviting look that fits easily into various interior design styles.

Dolit is valued for its durability and scratch resistance, making it a popular choice for flooring and other decorative elements. This warm beige limestone is especially suited for interior and exterior walls and floors, monuments, mosaics, fountains, pool and wall cladding, staircases, window sills, and various design projects. Thanks to its excellent physical and mechanical properties, it’s also an ideal material for fireplaces and kitchen countertops.

Dolit is appreciated for its strength and resistance to scratches, making it a favored option for both functional and decorative use. Its warm beige tone fits seamlessly into interior and exterior applications—walls, floors, monuments, mosaics, fountains, pool surrounds, wall facades, stairs, window sills, and more. With outstanding physical and mechanical properties, Dolit is also a top choice for kitchen countertops and fireplaces.

Milovica

Milovica is a high-quality dolomitized limestone quarried on the island of Brač, just south of Supetar. Known for its exceptional strength and aesthetic appeal, this stone is a premium choice for various construction and decorative projects. With its elegant light beige color and subtle grey tones, it brings a classic and refined look. Its neutral shade easily adapts to a wide range of design styles – from traditional to modern.

Thanks to its aesthetic value, Milovica is used for interior and exterior flooring and wall cladding, kitchen and bathroom countertops, staircases, window sills, mosaics, fountains, monuments, and sculptures.

Milovica can be finished in various ways – grinding, polishing, sandblasting, bush hammering, antique finish (bush-hammered and brushed), split-face, and more.

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