Get to know the most popular natural marbles we work with — colour, veining, origin and best uses — so you can choose the right type for your project before you begin.
Every marble has its own character: the Italian whites (Calacatta and Carrara) for classic luxury, the Spanish beige (Crema Marfil) for warmth and practicality, brown (Emperador) for durability, black (Marquina) for contemporary boldness, and local Omani for price and availability. Choose the type you like below, or see our actual slabs in the collection.
Every design on our site can be made in any of these types. See photos of our actual slabs below — and if you don't find what you're looking for, we supply any marble worldwide to order.
From Italy
Italian marble is the best known in the world, and most of it is white with grey or gold veins: Calacatta with its bold veins, Carrara with its soft ones, Statuario with its bright white and clear veining, and Arabescato with its branching veins. It also comes in beige, like Botticino, and dark, like Saint Laurent. These are the Italian types we stock, with photos of the actual slabs.
Natural Saudi granite — durable and resistant to scratching and heat, suited to kitchen surfaces, floors and façades.
Don't see what you're looking for? We supply any marble worldwide to order.
Send us your ideaSeven main types: Calacatta, Carrara, Crema Marfil, Emperador, Nero Marquina, Travertine and Omani marble, plus granite. Slabs are imported directly from Italy, Turkey, Spain, Greece, India, China and Oman.
A kitchen surface takes heat and spills, so granite and engineered stone resist stains and scratches better. Light natural marbles like Calacatta and Carrara are chosen for looks, and need more care plus periodic resealing.
Natural marble is quarried stone — every slab has veining that never repeats. Synthetic marble is stone particles bound with resin, giving a uniform colour, a lower price and better stain resistance. The choice is unique character versus practical consistency.
Yes. Visit the factory in Riyadh and pick your slab in person — veining differs from slab to slab, and we cut from the one you approve. If you cannot come, we send photos of the actual slab on WhatsApp before we start.
It depends on the type, thickness, finish and the size of the job — one type can double in price between an ordinary slab and one with rare veining. Send your measurements on WhatsApp for a quote covering supply and installation, and see our marble price guide for the numbers.
