In the 1980s both Querciolaie and Rinascente decided to find new sources of supply, partly to protect the resources they disposed of in Rapolano, and partly to meet the demand from the markets, especially abroad. For this reason in 1982 they bought  a quarry in Guidonia, close to Tivoli, east of Rome.

In the course of time, and because of the merger between the two cooperatives Querciolaie and Rinascente, we now possess 3 quarries, from which we extract the more classic materials.

A visit to Rome is sufficient to see that, from the monuments of antiquity, to the splendid baroque architecture of Bernini, to the modern projects like the EUR quarter and the FAO building, travertine is the unquestioned protagonist of the eternal city.

The unique elegance of Italian stone, and the architecture that has expressed its’ essence for centuries, are indelible witnesses of what we propose.