Keramik FON Rosso Lepanto is a porcelain from Fondovalle in warm red tones with a natural marble character. The material combines the decorative effect of a red marble with the technical superiority of modern ceramic.
Keramik FON Rosso Lepanto belongs to the porcelain collection of Fondovalle and reinterprets the aesthetic of a classic red marble. The designation “Rosso Lepanto” refers to the historic red marble from the Lepanto region, which was used in the Renaissance and the Baroque for the most magnificent interiors in Europe.
Fondovalle's digital printing process allows a deceptively realistic imitation of natural marble veining: red, wine-red and light tones alternate in an animated, organic pattern that closely resembles a genuine Rosso Lepanto. At the same time the porcelain has all the technical advantages of ceramic products: complete imperviousness to water, acid resistance, frost resistance and no obligation to seal.
Rosso Lepanto from Fondovalle is suited to prestige floors, wall claddings, column claddings and architectural feature surfaces in which the dramatic effect of a red marble is sought. At ROSSITTIS, Fondovalle slabs are available as a special order.
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Finishes
Keramik FON Rosso Lepanto is available in a range of finishes. The finish affects appearance, feel and the care it needs.
Poliert
Die einzige glänzende Oberfläche bei Keramik — das Material wird gebrannt und anschließend poliert. Hochglanz mit ausgeprägter Farbintensität und Spiegelung. Im Gegensatz zum polierten Naturstein ist polierte Keramik die empfindlichste Oberfläche dieser Materialklasse — Mikrokratzer können bei intensiver Nutzung sichtbar werden.
Care & fabrication
Fondovalle porcelain is easy to maintain and requires no sealer. Clean with clear water or commercially available cleaners. Do not use aggressive abrasives on the surface.
Frequently asked questions
What is the historic Rosso Lepanto?
Rosso Lepanto is a classic red marble from the region around Lepanto (Nafpaktos) in Greece, which was much sought after in the Renaissance for church interiors and palaces.
How does FON Rosso Lepanto differ from the genuine marble?
The visual effect is very similar, but porcelain is more robust, easier to maintain and requires no sealer. Genuine marble is more acid-sensitive.
How do I care for FON Rosso Lepanto?
Wipe with clear water or a mild cleaner. No sealer needed.