There’s More to Marble than Just White
March 26, 2015
When you think about marble, it’s highly likely that visions of milky white Calacatta or Carrara marble come to mind. The combination of pure white with subtle grey veining found in these two marble varieties offers a classic look that’s represented elegance for centuries. While the allure of these stunning materials cannot be denied, there’s more to marble than just white.
Breccia Paradiso marble adds warmth to this luxurious kitchen by Witt Construction; photo via Houzz
Marble comes in some pretty interesting shades. From the soft green waves found in Calacatta Caldia to the warm ruby hints of Rosso Levanto, marble can be found in subtle shades of nearly every color of the rainbow. What makes natural stone like marble so special is that no two slabs—even those from the same quarry—are exactly alike.
We love the softness of the classic Calacatta and Carrara marbles. But if you’re looking for something a little more unusual, consider one of these marble selections:
The dramatic animal-like pattern of Calacatta Zebrino marble; photo via Marble and Granite, Inc.
Swirling shades of white and grey contrast with the dark background of Grigio Carnico marble
Imperial Danby is one of the most sought after marble from Danby, VT
This Verde Mare marble slab provides a hint of green; photo via Marble and Granite, Inc.
Add warm shades of red with Rosso Levanto marble
Any of the above is a great choice that will add timeless beauty to your kitchen, bath, fireplace surround, floors, walls, or just about any other area where you’re looking to add originality. There are also many more choices available at Marble and Granite, Inc. Have a look at our online inventory or stop by one of our two New England area showrooms. Our natural stone experts will help you select the material just right for your project.