Onyx Gunsmoke is a decorative onyx for striking interiors with a smoky, dark appearance. It is suited above all to wall surfaces, vanity tops, counters and staged feature surfaces in interior fit-out.
Other trade names: Dove Onyx, Fantastico, Onice Nero, Onyx Nero, Onyx Silver, RO-10-022
About Onyx Gunsmoke
In design terms, Onyx Gunsmoke stands for a darker, smoky onyx appearance. The name already indicates what is at stake: less honey and gold, more depth, mist, smoke and a muted, elegant picture. Materials of this kind work particularly well in projects in which natural stone is to create atmosphere without relying on classic light onyx colours. At ROSSITTIS we stock Onyx Gunsmoke as a decorative internal solution for striking feature surfaces and individual fit-out schemes.
Like other onyx materials, Gunsmoke too belongs to the group of lime-bound, decorative and in part light-transmitting stones. The emphasis lies not on maximum robustness but on effect, depth and staging. For this reason the material is interesting above all for interiors in which the surface is deliberately designed: counters, bathrooms, lounges, wall pictures or prestige one-off pieces.
In planning, Onyx Gunsmoke should be treated as a sensitive decorative stone. Acid, scratches, hard impacts and unstable substructures are issues that must fundamentally be taken seriously with onyx. For hard everyday kitchens, heavily frequented public circulation zones or external applications, this material group is as a rule not the first choice. Its strength lies in controlled, design-led use.
At ROSSITTIS, Onyx Gunsmoke is available as a raw slab, as a wall cladding, as a vanity top, counter front, table top and as a bespoke interior fit-out element. The material works particularly well in darker interior schemes, in combination with metal, timber or indirect light. Where backlit use is planned, the effect should always be viewed as a sample on the specific slab.
Our frank assessment: Onyx Gunsmoke is not a technical utility stone but a deliberately staged decorative material. If you prioritise robustness, quartzite, granite or ceramic often makes more sense. But if you are looking for a dark, elegant onyx effect, Gunsmoke can be very strong in character.
In stock
Current availability from our warehouse.
10 slabs in stock — 9 available now, 1 reserved · plus 2 blocks
Thicknesses: 2 cm · Finishes: Polished · Available as: Slabs
Onyx Gunsmoke is available in a range of finishes. The finish affects appearance, feel and the care it needs.
Polished
Polishing is the preferred finish for onyx — the mirror-smooth surface brings out the material's varied colour character in full. The highest possible colour intensity and deep light reflection. Onyx is acid-sensitive and softer against scratches than marble — recommended for wall cladding and designed visible surfaces, less so for worktops.
Care & fabrication
You should clean and care for Onyx Gunsmoke cautiously, as with any lime-bound decorative onyx. A sealer is recommended for internal surfaces in use. Clean with pH-neutral natural stone cleaners and soft cloths. You should avoid acids, scouring agents, hard blows to edges and permanently standing, intensely coloured soiling.
Frequently asked questions
Is Onyx Gunsmoke suitable for backlit surfaces?
That should always be checked on the specific slab. In principle, onyx can be interesting for lighting applications, but effect and transmission differ markedly depending on the material picture and thickness.
Is Onyx Gunsmoke suitable for kitchen worktops?
Only with reservations. Like other onyx materials it is more sensitive to acid, scratching and impact loading than quartzite or granite and is therefore rather suited to decorative kitchen areas.
How do I care for Onyx Gunsmoke?
Clean the surface with mild, pH-neutral natural stone cleaners and keep the sealer refreshed regularly. Acids and scouring agents should be consistently avoided.
What is Onyx Gunsmoke particularly suited to?
Above all to wall surfaces, counters, vanity tops, fireplace zones and high-quality furniture or interior fit-out elements. There the material can work as a design accent.
Onyx Gunsmoke or dark marble?
Onyx Gunsmoke appears more decorative and potentially more light-transmitting; dark marble is mostly more compact and somewhat more tolerant in everyday use. If you want more staging, Gunsmoke is the more exciting option.
Is Onyx Gunsmoke a natural stone?
Yes, in the trade Onyx Gunsmoke is listed as an onyx and is thus used as a decorative natural stone for interior fit-out.
What does Onyx Gunsmoke cost?
The price depends on the batch, thickness, surface finish and fabrication — with natural stone there is no serious flat rate per square metre. Business customers see prices once their B2B account is activated; private customers receive a complete quote through a fabricator near them.
