The bush-hammered texture is a finish obtained through the mechanical or manual impact of small sharp points on the surface of the stone, creating small, uniform yet irregular raised marks. In addition to giving the stone a lighter, whitish tone, this process creates a rough, anti-slip texture. It is one of the most traditional surface treatments for stone, highly appreciated for both its functionality and aesthetic appeal.
In outdoor spaces, the bush-hammered texture is widely used for garden and patio paving, stairs, pool areas, walkways, façades, and walls. In indoor spaces, it is particularly suitable for walls and floors in wet areas, such as showers and pools.