Arcana doesn’t try to look like stone or brick at all — it looks like something out of a modern art gallery. Fine-blasted to expose flecks of natural granite, quartz, and marble, laid as large-format slabs with barely-there joint lines, it’s the collection for a client who wants their outdoor floor to feel architectural rather than rustic.
The Palette
Modena, Vivanto, Corvara, Avorio, and Ferrano — a speckled, terrazzo-adjacent palette that ranges from soft ivory (Avorio) to deep charcoal (Corvara). Mixing two tones in a curved or geometric layout, like the two-tone design shown here, is one of the most striking things you can do with a paver right now.
Where It Shines
Modern patios, pool surrounds, rooftop decks, and outdoor dining areas where the design goal is sleek and sculptural rather than traditional. The non-slip finish also makes it a genuinely practical choice around water, not just a good-looking one.
Pair It With
Sharp architectural planters, a minimalist outdoor dining set, and landscape lighting that grazes across the surface at night to show off the texture. Two-tone curved bands (like Avorio meeting Corvara) read as a custom, designed floor rather than an off-the-shelf paver.
Sizes & Shapes
- 12″ × 24″ slab, 2″ (50mm) thick
- 18″ × 24″ slab, 2″ (50mm) thick
- 24″ × 24″ slab, 2″ (50mm) thick
All three sizes mix together for a layered, large-format look with minimal joint lines. Factory sealed with EasyClean.
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