The Municipio bookend is hand-cut from reclaimed Italian travertine — stone that spent four decades inside a town hall in Northern Italy before finding its way here. We named it after the building it came from. 

An Italian artisan cuts each piece by hand in small batches, working with three varieties of travertine salvaged from the same source: the pale, hole-formed beauty of Travertino Romano Chiaro; the creamier, increasingly rare Travertino Romano Classico; and the darkest of the three, Travertino Toscano Scuro, used sparingly to anchor the construction.

W 10cm  ·  H approx. 12cm  ·  D 10cm

Weight: 2kg

Cut in three thicknesses: 30mm, 17mm and 14mm

Handmade in Italy in small batches

Reclaimed Italian travertine, c.1980s

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We produce the Municipio in small batches and the stone is finite. If you’d like to order more than is currently available, get in touch and we’ll give you our current lead time.