At the crossroads of tradition and innovation, marble specialists Henraux and its Luce di Carrara division recently entered a new chapter under the creative direction of Attila Veress, while owner Paolo Carli's dedication carries on the lasting stone legacy of Monte Altissimo, Tuscany, upholding a tradition of craftsmanship and excellence.
Established in 1821, Henraux's historic significance intertwines with Michelangelo Buonarroti's exploration of its quarries in 1517, solidifying its position as a premier marble extractor, renowned for its commitment to quality and artistic innovation. Beyond commercial pursuits, Henraux's cultural contributions are exemplified by the Henraux Foundation, established in 2011 under Carli's guidance.
