The Colosseum is the most famous stone building on earth. Nearly two thousand years old, faced in travertine cut and set by hand, and still standing. Stone, chosen well and laid well, outlasts everything around it. That is the standard the name points at.
The mark says the same thing another way: an elliptical arena drawn in individual tesserae. Every great space is built one tile at a time.
And an arena is a place where things prove themselves. The range is curated the same way: of everything the world's makers produce, only the tiles that earn their place make it onto the floor.
