Catalogue · 28
Natural marble slabs
Marble is limestone transformed by heat and pressure over millions of years. With its deep veining and luminous background, it is the reference for natural stone in kitchens, bathrooms, floors and walls. Here are the marbles in our catalogue, each with photos of its real slabs.
It is softer than quartzite and reacts with acids, so on a busy kitchen countertop it develops a patina over time. For bathrooms, walls, interior floors and furniture it is unbeatable. Not sure? Read marble vs quartzite.
Marble
Breccia Pontificia
Marble
Calacatta
Marble
Calacatta Viola
Marble
Rojo Alicante
Marble
Statuario
Marble
Verde Alpi
Marble
Arabescato
Marble
Breccia Rosso
Marble
Calacatta Vagli
Marble
Carrara
Marble
Cipollino
Marble
Crema Valencia
Marble
Daino
Marble
Dark Emperador
Marble
Giallo Siena
Marble
Invisible Grey
Marble
Lasa White
Marble
Nero Marquina
Marble
Orobico Grey
Marble
Orobico Red
Marble
Pietra Grey
Marble
Portoro
Marble
Rosa Valencia
Marble
Rosso Lepanto
Marble
Tanganica
Marble
Thassos White
Marble
Volakas
Marble
White Serpeggiante
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