Light marbles
White marbles

WHITE MARBLES and LIGHT MARBLES of color are materials of great beauty and refinement:

Widely used throughout the world for the creation of architectural and design elements of great value.

Thanks to their warm and welcoming shades, these light marbles and white marbles are ideal for creating environments with an elegant and exclusive appearance, giving a touch of class and refinement to every context.

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Light marbles are used for the creation of architectural elements of great value, such as columns, fireplaces, flooring and wall coverings.

Furthermore, white marbles are often used in interior design to create unique and fascinating objects, such as tables, lamps and furnishing accessories.

Thanks to their unique beauty, these white marbles adapt perfectly to any style of furniture, from the most classic to the most modern. From a chemical point of view, light marbles are metamorphic rocks composed mainly of calcite, with traces of minerals such as quartz and silicates. Their chemical composition makes them resistant and long-lasting materials, capable of maintaining their beauty and charm for many years.

In any context, light marbles give an atmosphere of great elegance and exclusivity, creating environments with a unique and original appearance. Thanks to their ability to create particular chromatic effects, these materials are highly appreciated by architects and designers from all over the world, who use them to create environments with an original appearance and great visual impact.

The physical and chemical characteristics of white marbles make them very resistant materials and suitable for any type of use in the architectural and design field.

As white marbles, Calacatta and Statuario marble are both examples of luxury and sophistication in the world of fine light white marbles. However, there are some significant distinctions to consider when selecting them.

Calacatta is distinguished by its cream-colored background, unlike Statuario which offers a pure and bright white. Calacatta veining is usually more pronounced and varies in a wider range of shades, which can include light gray, dark gray and even shades of blue, while Statuario has more uniform and thin veining, exclusively in shades of gray and without traces of gold.

Additionally, Bianco Calacatta tends to have more frequent and marked veining, unlike Statuario which is characterized by fewer but more defined veining. The presence of iron is a more common distinguishing trait in Calacatta.

In terms of aesthetic use, if the preference is for a bold look with a colored background and evident veining, Calacatta is the ideal choice. On the contrary, for those looking for a more sober and refined aesthetic, with discrete veining on a crystalline white background, Statuario is the best option.

Both marbles lend themselves to both glossy and opaque finishes, adapting very well to interiors, making them ideal solutions for kitchen surfaces, bathrooms, fireplaces and flooring.

For those aiming for a breathtaking visual effect, reminiscent of the pages of an open book, it is advisable to request the open-book finish, which allows for a mirror-like reflection of the veining.

It is recommended to remember that marble, being a natural product, can show unique variations in each block, making each piece unrepeatable

WHAT ARE THE PRICES OF MARBLE FLOORS?

See the prices here: Marble Floor Prices

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Possible creations: Floors, Cladding, interiors, exteriors, Ventilated walls, Pool edges, Stairs, tables, Sinks, Kitchen tops, Shower trays.
Finishes: Polished, smoothed, brushed, sandblasted, bush-hammered, waterjet and brushed, flamed.
Possible creations: Bathroom furnishings, ventilated cladding, furnishing accessories, objects, columns, portals, fireplaces, frames, Greek frets, architectural elements, engravings, inlays and funerary art.
Applicable in the sectors: Naval, hotel, public and private furnishings.