The ancient ocean crashes against the rugged cliffs of Dorset. Portland stone is a map where time has left precious traces: fossil inlays, shells and sedimentary inclusions that preserve the memory of place. Heritage is a ceramic tribute to the beauty and authority of a limestone traditionally used to clad Britain's most important institutional buildings: Buckingham Palace’s façade, Westminster Abbey, the National Gallery and the United Nations Headquarters in New York. Placed in contemporary residential and commercial settings, Heritage reveals the more intimate side of Portland stone. Like sunbeams gently caressing the shores of the North Seas, the stone effect of Heritage lightly coats surfaces, creating warm and elegant atmospheres.

Colors and Finishes

Uniform and harmonious, Heritage's color palette is inspired by the various Portland stones to accurately reproduce the color range of the natural material. Beige, Ivory, Pearl and Grey are earthy, light colors with sandy undertones enhanced by fossil inclusions. It is a versatile color palette suitable for interior and exterior cladding in fine residential, public and commercial spaces. The R10 finish adds texture and depth to the surface while remaining soft to the touch. For exterior applications, the R11 non-slip finish is available. 

Formats and Thicknesses

Heritage's range of formats offers the freedom to create different compositional geometries. For interior walls and floors, there are four formats to choose from: from large 120x120cm slabs to 30x60 tiles, plus special pieces for steps and skirting. The 20 mm thickness for outdoor spaces, available in the 60x120 cm format, guarantees the safety, inalterability and resistance required for the intended use.

Decors

The new geometric decors are inspired by the natural tones and versatility of Heritage. The warm, earthy tones of Sand, the neutrals of Mist, the pinks of Coral and the cool blues of Ocean are calibrated to work with several products from the Keope collections in projects of different styles and destinations. Depending on the installation direction, the tiles change the perception of space, playing with shapes and proportions.