Travertine Market Research Key Players, Industry Overview and forecasts | 2026
Travertine
is a terrestrial sedimentary rock with crystalline-texture and
composed of calcium carbonate (CaCO3), which is a form of limestone
deposited by hot mineral springs. It is formed by the precipitation
of carbonate minerals and its porosity due to the presence of
organisms such as macrophytes, bryophytes, and algae. Natural color
of travertine is white; however, travertine is also found in shades
of cream, tan, and rust. Presence of iron carbonate provides
travertine with a red color. This natural stone is primarily formed
at the mouth of hot springs or in limestone caves.Until the 1980s,
Italy was the key supplier of travertine and had a monopoly on the
market. Guidonia Montecelio and Tivoli are famous quarries in Italy.
The word travertine originates from the Italian travertine, which is
derived from the Latin word tiburtinus. The stone has been quarried
since the time of ancient Romans and was primary employed as building
material. Currently, Turkey, Mexico, Peru, and Iran are significant
suppliers of travertine. There are two-three small producers in the
U.S.
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Travertine
Market: Trends & Development
Increasing
urban construction & demand for the architectural aesthetics by
consumers is anticipated to drive the demand for the travertine
market in the forecast period. Limited supply, maintenance & high
cost are the main restrain for the travertine market. Infrastructure
projects in the emerging economies is a huge opportunity for the
travertine market.
Travertine
Market: Key Segments
Travertine
provides a distinct weathered and rustic look. This porous stone is
available in two variants, filled and unfilled. The filled travertine
is smoother, more durable, and has a more modern look as compared to
the natural porous ones. The finishing of the tile is also important
as it defines the quality. Honed, polished, brushed, and tumbled are
the four types of finishes that are applied to travertine. Polished
travertine is bright, shiny, and very smooth. It reflects light and
is considered equivalent to marble. However, polished travertine is
quite slippery, especially when wet. Honed travertine, is a preferred
option for floor and counter top applications. The surface is
polished, but not to a glossy bright extent, and is left matte, thus
making it non-slippery. This type of finish is similar to the natural
look of the stone. Tumbled and brushed travertine look similar to
each other. The tiles with such a finish have muted colors and are
almost non-reflective. Tumbled travertine has a distinctive weathered
and antiqued look.
Travertine
Market: Key Applications
In
terms of application, the global travertine market can be classified
into building materials, sculptures, and others. In the building
material application, travertine tiles are used for floors and walls,
pool decks, courtyards and patios, pool coping, driveways, walkways
and paths, stair treads, and others. Some modern artists have also
turned the stone into beautiful sculptures.
Travertine
Market: Regional Outlook
Based
on regions, the global travertine market can be classified into Asia
Pacific, Europe, North America, Latin America, and Middle East and
Africa (MEA). Europe and North America are major markets for
travertine. Europe and North America extensively utilize travertine
in the construction industry. In China and India, the construction
industry is growing at a rapid pace and hence, Asia Pacific is
projected to be an emerging region for the travertine market during
forecast period. Latin America is anticipated to create opportunities
for the travertine market.
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Travertine
Market: Key Players
Key
players operating in the global travertine market include Natamar
Madencilik San. Ve Tic. Ltd. Sti., Namco Co. Srl., Levantina,
Topalidis, Dermitzakis, Antolini, Temmer Marble, and Indiana
Limestone Company.
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