Floorings and Pavings

Chevron installation. Natural Burgundy stone. Chevron tiling. Broken bond installation. Custom-made.

The chevron installation originates from parquetry but can also be adapted in natural stone. We recommend finishes with straight edges for the finest possible joints: Smooth or Brushed. It is possible to create these same pavers in an antique finish with worn edges (for an additional cost).

Our standard size is 30 x 5 cm. Other dimensions available upon request. Thickness of 1.5 or 2 cm (or more upon request). Stones: Lanvignes Golden-Yellow, Semond Nuanced, or Ampilly Nuanced (upon request: Ampilly, Charmot, Buffon…).

Our CITEAUX Cobble stones in Burgundy limestones

For your gardens, courtyards, walkways, terraces,… These 3-format cobble stones adapt to all straight and curved surfaces. They are the worthy representatives of cobble stones in random length. You can make a peripheral strip with the smallest stones (9 cm) to mark your walkways or terrace. These cobblestones are also used in the house to structure a cobblestones entrance or even for living rooms (living room, kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms, etc.)

Examples are found in all ancient buildings, from the wall of China, to Roman roads.

Also available in cobblestones in fixed format from 10 x 10 cm to 20 x 20 cm

Discover Our Comblanchien Clair Burgundy Stone Flooring

A quintessential stone for Burgundy builders (Clos Vougeot) and renowned both nationally (Nave of the Grand Palais - Paris) and internationally (Taipei Tower - Taiwan), Comblanchien stone brings a contemporary touch to your interiors with its honed finish.

The Comblanchien Light limestone is available in a single classic flooring format : 40 cm wide strips with random lengths and a 1,5 cm thickness.

Comblanchien stone is part of the family of hard Burgundy limestones, including Corton.

Disclaimer : Although our stone workshop is located in the village of Comblanchien, Le Comptoir des Pierres is neither the owner nor the operator of the Comblanchien quarry.

Flooring – Tiling – Corton Natural stones extracted in Burgundy. Discover our Corton limestone

Corton stone is particularly appreciated in renovations. This beautiful stone, immediately recognizable by its pinkish beige look, is an authentic stone full of history. Its low porosity and its colours make maintenance very easy. Large-scale projects were carried out in Corton stone including the Museum of Fine Arts in Dijon (Burgundy). Its low porosity and its colors make it a very easy maintenance stone.

Corton stone is part of the family of hard stones with Comblanchien and Rocherons.

On the other hand, this Corton stone will only have an inner destination because it fears frost. In Corton we can also make table tops or furniture and decoration elements.

Hexagonal Tomettes in Burgundy limestone

They are the perfect reflection of terracotta tiles that were to be found in ancient interiors.

These tiles (tomettes) whose originality is to be in Burgundy limestone, with its warm colours, will bring a classic, old or authentic (in antique finish) look, in a mixture of colours or more uniform with the Semond light finely banded Burgundy limestone for example.

Our unique precision-shaped work, with sharp edges (sawn), allows a very tight joint installation (1 to 2 mm) for demanding customers, unlike tiles made with aged edges that will require a minimum joint of at least 8 mm.

A unique product made by Le Comptoir des Pierres.

Tiles for floor in natural stones. Discover our Lanvignes golden-yellow, a Burgundy limestone from the Chatillon-sur-Seine area in Côte d’Or

Its golden and yellow colours give a warm tone inside and a soft one outdoors. It gives it a soothing and warm personality. A worthy representative of Burgundy limestones. This stone native to Châtillon-Sur-Seine area Proctected Geographical Indication Pierre de Bourgogne

The presence of inclusions and quite numerous shells make it a paving that will give a sense of warmth to your interior. This Lanvignes Limestone is part of our mix of Burgundy limestones Model Saint-Genay.

It is one of the most frost-resistant Burgundy limestones, so the Lanvignes Limestone will also be ideal on the terrace or pool side even in the coldest regions.

Lanvignes Golden-Yellow Stone Cobblestones

Our Chatillonnais Lanvignes Golden-Yellow stone cobblestones are used both indoors and outdoors (driveways, terraces, garage exits…). Their colors range from golden to brighter yellow, with traces of shells and moss. They beautifully complement all surfaces while respecting the character of the surroundings.

Suitable for both small and large areas, they can be made in various thicknesses.

Also, discover our Burgundy cobblestones with a mix of stone colors.

Discover our Massangis Burgundy limestone, a mixture of yellow, light yellow and light shades. Massangis is a natural limestone in variation and shade.

This stone has been used in buildings since the 12th century and is extracted in the Tonnerre basin in Burgundy. Parisians and tourists admire it every day on the pillars of the Eiffel Tower. The quarry of Massangis is also one of the most beautiful quarries in France with a size of 22 meters high (see photos).

The Massangis Beige Clair limestone comes in a more modern finish (honed or brushed) and a more rustic finish (Monastery, Vieux Beaune or Aged). Massangis lime stone is part of the family of Burgundy hard stones with Comblanchien and Corton. Its average density is 2400 kg/m3.

On request we can also, select in career a particular color : yellow or light yellow to bring more colors or in nuanced light for a more contemporary look. However the most competitive price will remain for the Massangis Beige Clair limestone (without sorting the shades).

SALE ON OUR WEBSITE : MASSANGIS BEIGE CLAIR OPUS III (1.44 m² module) ANTIQUE

Multicolored Kandla sandstone cobblestones. Ocher-brown color. Street cobblestones or for driveways and entrances.

These vibrant colors ranging from ocher to brown are not found in Burgundy. Therefore, we selected these multicolored cobblestones directly from the manufacturer. These very hard sandstone cobblestones come from the city of Kandla in southern India, in the Gujarat region.

These square or rectangular cobblestones are generally worked in substantial thicknesses to be driveable. The finish is split, and the cobblestones are typically sealed with mortar. However, we offer these calibrated cobblestones in 2 cm (for installation on a hard surface) or 4 cm (for installation on sand).

Price for the fixed size 14 x 14 cm is available on our online store. Price for the rectangular size 14 x 20 cm is available upon request.

1 m² ordered = 1 m² laid, including joints of 1.5 cm.

Also, discover our Burgundy limestone cobblestones

Octagonal tomettes with cabochons

Our Burgundy limestone floor tiles (tomettes) are suitable for small and medium surfaces and give a noble countryside chic to your home.

Our photos are in Lanvignes Doré-Jaune stone but we can also make more white stone tomettes of Semond Blended or even in Semond Light with Veins.

The traditional finish is the aged finish : the tiles are turned into «drum» to age the edges as well as the surface. These are river pebble that wear out the tomette. You can choose the number of cut panels : with 4 corners cut for traditional tiles or with variants with 1 or 2 corners cut.

If you are looking for a black cabochon paving, have a look here at our cabochon flooring with Bluestone

Opus in Natural Burgundy Limestone. We work on 2 types of opus incertum : the opus incertum – Rough and the opus incertum – Sawn

In general, opus incertum is a stone with various and irregular sizes (length, width, thickness). The opus incertum should not be confused with the Roman opus, which is a specific layout.

Opus incertum is a stone with irregular sizes (length, width, thickness). Its warm colour and thickness make it an ideal choice on the terrace, in the driveway or in the outside courtyard. These stones can also be used as wall capping.

The opus incertum – Rough is directly extracted from a stratum (or bench) of the quarry and only cut. Indeed, we do not act on the surface of the slab to keep its natural or raw side. Its warm colour and thickness make it an ideal choice for outdoor patio, driveway or courtyard. This stone native to Yonne Area is Protected Geographical Indication since June 2018 as part of the classification of limestones of Burgundy.

These limestones can also be used in wall capping stone (with the same natural finish as our coverings) or in wall construction (on this subject, do not hesitate to discover our section dedicated to walls)

Our stones are selected and sorted by us to select the most flat tiles possible ideal in paving or wall top for their visual rendering. However this raw finish is necessarily synonymous with a more pronounced irregularity than the paving and opus incertum sawn.

The opus incertum brut is sold per m2 with 3 thicknesses available 2-3 cm, 3-5 cm and 5-7 cm.

Opus in natural stone.

We work on 2 types of opus incertum n: opus incertum brut in Burgundy stone and opus incertum sawn. In general, opus incertum is a stone with varied and irregular formats (length and width). We must not confuse the opus incertum with the Roman opus which is a specific layout.

The sawn opus incertum is a set of slabs in various formats made from different stones, ranging in color from golden-yellow to light beige (Ampilly, Lanvignes, and Semond). These stones originate from the Châtillon-sur-Seine region. Currently, our stock consists exclusively of Ampilly stone. The pallets contain a mix of different finishes (honed, brushed, monastery). The average slab size is 30 x 40 cm, but there are also smaller and larger pieces (up to 60 x 40 cm).

The price is unbeatable for French natural limestone, making it an excellent choice for terraces or pathways. This is due to our workshop process : as a manufacturer, we cut and shape our stone blocks into calibrated paving. When we reach the end of a block and there is not enough material left for a standard-sized slab, we recycle these "offcuts" into opus incertum, creating multi-format slabs.

These stones can also be trimmed by hand to create rectangular slabs in various formats (see photos 1, 3, and 4). In this case, you should plan for twice the amount of stone needed for the surface area to be covered. While the price remains very affordable for natural stone, the installation requires a significant amount of work.

We always have stock calibrated in thickness 2 cm.

Note: These opus patterns are sold by default without the IG Pierre de Bourgogne designation and are simply labeled as opus in Châtillonnais stone. Upon request, we can provide opus with the IG Pierre de Bourgogne designation.