Soft beige forms the ground, crossed by pale shadows and warmer-colored movement. The markings gather and loosen across the surface rather than following a fixed direction. Up close, the shifts in tone give it the irregular character of cut stone. Across a larger patio, the 24-inch squares allow that movement to spread out, so the surface reads as a continuous field before the individual markings come into focus. Light areas sit beside slightly darker passages without a sharp break between them. The veining remains visible, but never takes over.
