Natura collection by Antolini
![Magnolia design](https://www.stoneworld.com/ext/resources/Issues/December-2013/SW1213_Slideshow_NP003b.jpg?t=1386004542&width=1080)
The Magnolia design uses exclusive processes that can draw out all of the materials’ natural potential through textures and patterns that trigger unique emotions. A special technique makes it possible to create patterns with maximum precision.
![The Wewood Woodstone collection](https://www.stoneworld.com/ext/resources/Issues/December-2013/SW1213_Slideshow_NP03a.jpg?t=1386004486&width=1080)
The Wewood is part of the Woodstone collection. This new pattern is a sort of weave that combines different forms and finishes. The rectangular pieces have a leather finish while the squares come with a polished finish.
![Atlantis Design Nero Assoluto](https://www.stoneworld.com/ext/resources/Issues/December-2013/SW1213_Slideshow_NP03c.jpg?t=1386004592&width=1080)
Atlantis Design Nero Assoluto is part of the Natura collection, an exclusive collection created to enhance natural stone and present it in an entirely unique and original way.
![The Flamingo design](https://www.stoneworld.com/ext/resources/Issues/December-2013/SW1213_Slideshow_NP03d.jpg?t=1386004637&width=1080)
The Flamingo design, clearly inspired by the flamingo bird, symbolizes elegance and lightness.
At Marmomacc, Antolini presented new additions to the Natura collection and new patterns for the Woodstone collection, two product lines to satisfy the most demanding requirements in the fields of architecture and contemporary design. These collections confirm Antolini’s position as an industry leader in technology, innovation and design. Antolini is also offering a limited edition furnishing accessories — solid stone washbasins, coffee tables and cachepots that are part of the Marble Drops line of the Sir/A Collection, designed by Alessandro La Spada.