THE FACES OF MOCA
Gold Moca and Silver Moca gain distinct architectural characters not only through their natural colours and textures, but also through their surface designs. The MOCArt collection reinterprets natural stone through linear, fluted, diagonal, geometric and organic surface compositions. Each texture forms a unique relationship with light and shadow, giving spaces depth and expression while preserving the stone's natural identity.


The MOCArt collection offers architects creative design possibilities by processing linear, fluted, geometric, diagonal and organic textures with CNC technology. Each surface gives spaces a distinctive character through the changing effects of light and shadow throughout the day.

Straight lines and grooved surfaces bring rhythm and depth to Moca stone. As light moves across the surface throughout the day, shadows strengthen the stone's architectural impact. Linear surfaces offer a powerful expression especially in wall cladding, facade systems and accent surfaces.

Repeating profiles and soft transitions transform the natural character of the stone into a three-dimensional experience. Fluted surfaces create a strong design language in architectural spaces by giving the material both visual movement and tactile richness.

Geometric patterns and repeating surface compositions take natural stone beyond a decorative element, making it an active part of architectural composition. The constantly changing effect of light and shadow gives surfaces different characters throughout the day.

Angled lines and directed surface compositions give natural stone a dynamic character. Diagonal textures highlight the movement of light across the surface, revealing the volume and depth of the stone while adding a strong and contemporary expression to architectural details.

Organic textures consist of surfaces that reveal the raw and unique character of natural stone. Applications such as split face preserve the stone's natural fracture structure, creating a one-of-a-kind appearance in every piece. Irregular surface movements and natural depths create a powerful architectural expression that changes throughout the day under the effect of light and shadow. These textures give spaces a distinctive and timeless character by making visible the bond between natural stone and nature.
MOCA'S TACTILE CHARACTER
Honed, brushed, sandblasted and other surface finishes change the way MOCA reflects light and its tactile feel. The same stone can gain a softer, more natural or more powerful character with different surface finishes. These applications allow different architectural atmospheres to be created while preserving the unique veining structure of natural stone.
Natural Stone in Architecture