Marble
Soft veining and the timeless look of Italian stone.
Marble starts as limestone and is transformed by heat and pressure, which creates the flowing veins it’s known for.
It’s softer than granite and reacts to acids like lemon juice and wine, which can leave dull marks called etching. Many people love the way it ages. If you’d rather it stayed perfect, a honed finish and a good sealer help, or we can show you quartz that looks like marble.
Marble colours
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Calacatta Gold
Bright white marble with bold gold and grey veins.
Nero Marquina
Black marble with crisp white veining.
Statuario
Bright white marble with dramatic grey veins.
Carrara
Grey-white marble with soft, feathery veining.
Colours on screen are a guide only. Every slab is different, so we always show you the actual slab before it’s cut.
Good to know
- Hardness
- Softer, can scratch
- Acids
- Can etch, so wipe up spills
- Sealing
- Yearly
- Best for
- Bathrooms, fireplaces, feature walls, statement islands
Questions we get asked
Can I have marble in my kitchen?
Yes, if you’re happy for it to show some life. Many of our clients choose marble islands and granite or quartz for the perimeter.
What’s the difference between Calacatta and Carrara?
Carrara has soft, feathery grey veining on a grey-white background. Calacatta is whiter with bolder, often gold-toned veins, and is rarer.
Tell us about your project
Send rough measurements or a photo of the space and we’ll come back with a price range within one working day. Or call us on 416-624-1290.