Limestone Vinyl

Real limestone look in warm grey and soft beige

This design is a technical limestone-effect vinyl with a very calm, luminous and architectural character. Its palette moves through warm grey, mineral beige, pale sand and very soft greige undertones, with a low-contrast pattern that does not depend on bold veining or broken visual movement. The texture works through a fine micro-grain and a very subtle cloudy movement, like real limestone with a softly sanded or honed finish. The result is a continuous, quiet and elegant surface, with enough material presence to enrich the space without becoming an excessive focal point.

In decorative compositions, it works especially well with wood-effect finishes in light natural tones, where it supports a cleaner and more current Mediterranean atmosphere. Combined with solid colours in chalk, linen, off-white or sand, it creates interiors with a soft and highly balanced reading. When mixed with light cement looks or low-intensity marble effects, the overall result becomes more contemporary and refined. It also works very naturally with natural fibres, neutral upholstery, plasters, soft mineral finishes and restrained metal accents, maintaining a timeless and elegant aesthetic.

Because of its material language, this design fits naturally into Mediterranean, modern Mediterranean, warm modern and contemporary rustic interiors. It has a clear advantage: it can cover large surfaces without visually overwhelming the room. That makes it especially useful on shower walls, kitchen splashbacks, countertops, islands, tables or full surfaces where visual continuity matters. It does not impose an expressive stone pattern; it supports the room through texture, light and tone, with a quiet and highly versatile presence.

Its most common applications are kitchen walls, splashbacks, countertops, islands, tables, shower walls, vanity areas, clean-lined furniture and bathroom floors. In kitchens it brings a light and elegant mineral finish, especially suited to bright spaces or combinations with natural wood. In bathrooms it performs particularly well when the aim is a continuous and clean look, without harsh visual joints or aggressive contrast. It is available in matte, gloss and an R10 anti-slip safety finish for floors, especially recommended for residential bathrooms and areas without frequent furniture dragging.

Technical block

This technical vinyl is designed to upgrade surfaces without building work while delivering high technical performance. It is waterproof, steam-resistant, suitable for frequent cleaning and visually stable in demanding everyday use. In kitchen settings, two qualities are especially important: its fire-rated behaviour and its true waterproof performance, suitable for splashes, constant humidity and intense water exposure. In bathrooms, shower walls and horizontal surfaces such as countertops, tables or bars, it can perform in situations involving standing water, provided the application is correctly installed. It also includes UV protection, helping preserve colour both indoors and outdoors. It complies with DIN EN 13501-1 fire performance standards.

Durability and manufacturing

Its durability reaches up to 8 years outdoors and more than 10 years indoors. Like the rest of Lokoloko’s stone-inspired designs, it is manufactured in Spain with German raw material and certified eco inks. It is conceived as a high-performance technical surface, with a material reading intended for real spaces and for projects where mineral aesthetics must coexist with demanding use.

Surface compatibility

Recommended surfaces: smooth well-bonded tiles, flat walls, even countertops, kitchen fronts, lacquered or melamine furniture in good condition, and tables or tops with a firm substrate.

Precautions before installation: avoid heavy textured walls, dusty or greasy surfaces, exposed silicone, flaking paint or unstable substrates. On floors, it is not the best option for areas with constant dragging of heavy furniture.

Micro FAQ

• Can it be installed on countertops and kitchen splashbacks?
  Yes, as long as the surface is smooth, stable and properly prepared. In kitchens it combines true waterproof performance with fire-rated behaviour and a light, elegant mineral look.
• Which finish is recommended for bathroom floors?
  The R10 anti-slip version is the recommended option for floors. It is especially intended for residential bathrooms and areas without frequent furniture dragging.
• How should it be cleaned in kitchens or showers?
  Use a soft cloth or a non-abrasive sponge with water and regular cleaning products. Aggressive scouring pads should be avoided to preserve the finish.
• Can it handle frequent cleaning and continuous humidity?
  Yes, it is designed for regular maintenance in kitchens and bathrooms. It supports steam, continuous humidity and repeated cleaning without losing colour stability or surface definition.
• Which surfaces work best?
  It adheres best to smooth, stable and well-bonded substrates. Smooth tiles, skim-coated walls, stable melamine, lacquered surfaces and even countertops usually provide the best result.

FAQ Schema

Q: Can it be installed on countertops and kitchen splashbacks?
A: Yes, as long as the surface is smooth, stable and properly prepared. In kitchens it combines true waterproof performance with fire-rated behaviour and a light, elegant mineral look.

Q: Which finish is recommended for bathroom floors?
A: The R10 anti-slip version is the recommended option for floors. It is especially intended for residential bathrooms and areas without frequent furniture dragging.

Q: How should it be cleaned in kitchens or showers?
A: Use a soft cloth or a non-abrasive sponge with water and regular cleaning products. Aggressive scouring pads should be avoided to preserve the finish.

Q: Can it handle frequent cleaning and continuous humidity?
A: Yes, it is designed for regular maintenance in kitchens and bathrooms. It supports steam, continuous humidity and repeated cleaning without losing colour stability or surface definition.

Q: Which surfaces work best?
A: It adheres best to smooth, stable and well-bonded substrates. Smooth tiles, skim-coated walls, stable melamine, lacquered surfaces and even countertops usually provide the best result.