Marble: types, colors and uses
From white Carrara to black Portoro with a gold vein, sorted by color. Each one with a photo of the real slab and shipping to any country.
- 222marbles with a photo
- 148from Italy
- 13colors
- 1more on request
Marble colors
222 marbles
White marble
From almost pure white to a white background with a marked gray vein. The most requested for kitchens and bathrooms. See the white marble page
Calacatta marble
Carrara marble
Calacatta Viola marble
Volakas marble
Statuario marble
Blanco Bego marble
Thassos marble
Snow White marble
Calacatta Macchia Vecchia marble
Calacatta Oro marble
Calacatta Vagli marble
Statuarietto marble
Arabescato Corchia marble
Bianco Sivec marble
Lilac marble
Breccia Capraia marble
Palissandro marble
Panda White marble
Arabescato Vagli marble
Calacatta Cremo marble
Calacatta Michelangelo marble
Dolomite marble
Blanco Polar marble
Bianco Perlino marble
Calacatta Antique marble
Calacatta Classic marble
Arabescato Oro marble
Carrara C marble
Cipollino Verde marble
Bianco Covelano marble
Calacatta Manhattan marble
Calacatta Caldia marble
Carrara CD marble
Paonazzo marble
Bianco Statuarietto marble
Calacatta Oyster marble
Bianco Carrara C Extra marble
Calacatta Copper marble
Arabescato Apuano marble
Arabesque marble
Bianco Brasile marble
Bianco Covelano Macchia Vecchia marble
Bianco Ghiaccio marble
Bianco Gioia marble
Bianco Lasa Covelano Gold marble
Bianco Laser marble
Bianco Namibia marble
Bianco Siberia marble
Breccia di Serravezza marble
Colorado Gold marble
Cosmopolitan marble
Dover White marble
Fantastico Arni marble
Geneva marble
Jasmine marble
Luminous marble
Namibia Cream marble
Opal White marble
Pearl White marble
Pinta Verde marble
Pure White marble
Silver Glace marble
Venus marble
Gray marble
From pearl gray with veining to an even gray. It hides everyday wear better than white. See the gray marble page
Grigio Perla marble
Bellagio marble
Pietra Grey marble
White Wood marble
Tundra marble
Bardiglio Nuvolato marble
Camouflage marble
Fantasy Brown marble
Calacatta Supreme marble
Bardiglio Imperiale marble
Fior di Bosco marble
Calacatta Bluette marble
Fior di Pesco Carnico marble
Palissandro Blu marble
Arabescato Grigio Orobico marble
Striato Olimpico marble
Arabescato Orobico Grigiorosa marble
Blu Masaccio marble
Bianco Martel marble
Savoie Blue marble
Breccia di Versailles marble
Ceppo marble
Ceppo di Gré marble
Ebano marble
Golden Sky marble
Grey Saint Laurent marble
Grigio Aitos marble
Grigio Antracite marble
Grigio Billiemi marble
Grigio Collemandina marble
Jolie Grey marble
Lemon Ice marble
Lipica Fiorito marble
Lipica Unito marble
Macchia Vecchia marble
Moon Grey marble
Notre Dame marble
Pietra Serena marble
Repen marble
Silver Stream marble
Tala Grey marble
Black marble
Black background with white or gold veining, for bathrooms and walls with character. See the black marble page
Portoro marble
Nero Marquina marble
Sahara Noir marble
Nero Portoro marble
Grand Antique marble
Grigio Carnico marble
Grigio Imperiale marble
Port Laurent marble
Black & Gold marble
Black Rose marble
Fossil Black marble
Napoleon Black marble
Nero Belgio marble
Nero Boreale marble
Nero Pagoda marble
Orange Black marble
Pierre Bleu marble
Prometeus marble
Sahara Bronze marble
Zebrato marble
Beige and brown marble
Warm creams, sands and browns that pair with wood. Classics on floors and stairs. See the beige marble page
Crema Marfil marble
Beige Maya marble
Botticino marble
Avorio marble
Breccia Oniciata marble
Rosa Perlino marble
Breccia Aurora marble
Daino Reale marble
Perlatino marble
Perlato Royal marble
Botticino Classico marble
Botticino Fiorito marble
Breccia Sarda marble
Trani marble
Botticino Light marble
Botticino Semiclassico marble
Alma marble
Alma Fuoco marble
Giallo D'Istria marble
Ambrosia marble
Bianco Romano marble
Breccia D'Aragona marble
Calacatta Monet Gold marble
Crema Nuova marble
Cremo Italia marble
Etna marble
Fior di Crema marble
Gascogne Beige marble
Golden Vein marble
Masai marble
Monaco Light marble
New Marfil marble
Pietra Ducale marble
Pietra Orsera marble
Pietra di Vicenza Bianca marble
Skysand marble
Striato Elegante marble
Trani Filetto Rosso marble
Verdello marble
Veselje marble
Also on request: Emperador.
Brown marble
From dark brown to caramel, almost always with a web of cream or beige veining that lightens it. See the brown marble page
Golden marble
Gold veining over a light background or honey tones. For tables and pieces made to stand out.
Yellow marble
Yellows from intense ocher to pale cream. They bring light to bathrooms, floors and walls.
Orange marble
Warm oranges with ocher or reddish veining. For pieces that draw the eye.
Red and pink marble
Intense reds and soft pinks, classics on floors, fireplaces and details. See the red marble page
Pink marble
Pale pinks, salmon and coral, with fine white or reddish veining. See the pink marble page
Violet marble
Dark purples with folded white veins, or white fragments inside a violet web.
Green marble
Deep green with white veining. Vanities, walls and tables with presence. See the green marble page
Verde Guatemala marble
Cipollino marble
Verde Alpi marble
Breccia Imperiale marble
Rainforest Green marble
Verde Imperiale marble
Bloody Mary marble
Camellia Green marble
Dream Green marble
Fossil Green marble
Green Algae marble
Picasso Green marble
Sequoia Green marble
Verde Antigua marble
Verde Giada marble
Verde Pavone marble
Blue marble
Pale sky blues and blue grays, with coarse crystals, wavy lines or calcite bands.
There are no marbles with those filters in the catalog. We can still source one for you.
This is how marble looks installed
Visualizations made from the catalog slabs, so you can see each color in place. Before you order, we show you the available slabs in photos or video.
Where does marble work?
- BathroomsIts natural place: vanities, walls and showers
- WallsNo wear and tear: any marble shines here
- Interior floorsWith a lappato or antiqued finish, it slips less
- TablesWith coasters and the sealer kept up
- KitchenLemon and vinegar etch the polish
- OutdoorsRain and frost wear it down
How it holds up
- AcidsLow
- ScratchesLow
- StainsMedium, with sealer
How to care for it
- Water and neutral soap to clean it
- No bleach, ammonia or vinegar
- New sealer when water stops beading
Heavy-use kitchen? Quartzite has similar veining and a hardness of 7.
Marble finishes
The same stone changes in shine, feel and use depending on how the surface is finished.
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Polished
Mirror polish
It brings out the veining and the color. It also shows acid etching.
WallsBathroomsTables -
Lappato
Soft shine
Satin, between polished and honed. It hides everyday wear.
KitchensFloorsTables -
Brushed
Matte with texture
It has a texture you can feel and slips less than polished.
FloorsShowers -
Antiqued
Matte and rustic
Worn edges and an aged look, like a floor that has always been there.
FloorsInterior stairs
Where the marbles come from
Most of the marbles in the catalog come from Italy, Turkey and Spain. The rest arrive from India, Brazil, Iran, China, Greece, Mexico, France, Morocco, Croatia, Namibia, Portugal, Tunisia, Slovenia, Belgium, Argentina, North Macedonia, Canada, Egypt, Pakistan, the United States, Bulgaria, Angola, Kenya, Vietnam and Norway. For all of them, slab quality matters more than the country.
Where the 222 come from
- 148 Italy
- 11 Turkey
- 9 Spain
- 6 India
- 5 Brazil
- 4 Iran
- 42 Others
Questions about marble
Which types of marble are used most?
The most searched are the Italian whites: Calacatta, Carrara and Statuario. Crema Marfil and Emperador, two Spanish marbles, come next. Among the darks, Portoro and Nero Marquina lead. If a marble has no photo in the catalog, we source it for you on request.
Is Italian marble better than marble from other countries?
Not because of the country: what counts is the slab. Italy produces the most famous whites, such as Carrara, Calacatta and Statuario, with centuries of craft in cutting and finishing. Spain, Turkey, Greece and India also have very good marbles. Slab quality, first or second choice, matters more than where it comes from.
How much does marble cost per square meter?
It depends on the stone, the quality of the slab, the thickness, the finish and shipping to your country. The difference between a common marble and a Calacatta is big. Send us the measurements on WhatsApp and we quote with shipping included. The price guide explains every factor.
Are the room photos real?
The stone photos are real: they are the catalog slabs. The room scenes are visualizations built from those photos, so you can see how each marble looks on a floor, in a kitchen or in a bathroom. Before you buy, we send you photos of the slabs available for your order.