MAMO | Architectural Stone Surfaces^®

MAMO | Architectural Stone Surfaces®

The Mamo Hawaiian Bird

The Mamo was a Hawaiian bird considered to be sacred because of its vibrant yellow feathers. Its precious plumes were to create unique garments worn by royalty, including Kamehameha the Great, the first King of Hawaii.

The beauty and rarity of of this bird was revered globally.

But, like so many things prized for their beauty and rarity, the Mamo is now extinct.

A Kinship

MAMO sees a kinship between the beauty of the Mamo bird and the beauty of the natural stone. A beauty created naturally, that has been historically known for its use by the Royal and Aristocratic.

An Acknowledgement

Eager not to repeat the mistakes of the past, MAMO acknowledges that Natural Stone is a depreciating resource that needs to be treated with care and respect. So, in addition to natural stone, MAMO missions itself to supply sustainable and distinctive man-made stone collections such as Sintered Stone and Terrazzo.

MAMO Distinctive Collections

NATURAL STONE

SINTERED STONE

TERRAZZO

BATHWARE