Surfaces
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Argos Marble
Call for priceA dark grey marble characterised by its unique style. Argos will disappear into oblivion in a space.
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Thasos Marble
Call for priceThasos remains a perennial favourite and is considered the whitest marble, snowwhite.
Used for some of the world’s most famous buildings and sculptures around the world. -
Didimon Marble
Call for priceThe unique style of this material due to the different way of mining. The straight vains give to this material a nice architecture view. Ideal for all uses.
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Carrara Calacata Marble
Call for priceFabulous Carrara Calacata marble from Italy with nice grey and red veins. The unique style of this material gives to every space a unique architectural point of view. Ideal for all uses.
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Dionysos Marble with green veins
Call for priceThe unique style of this material is due to the different way of mining. The green veins give this material a nice architecture view. Ideal for all uses
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Dionysos Marble
Call for priceThis volume comes from Pentelicon mountain. The uniqueness of this material is the combination of the large dimensions with the extra white colour. All these characteristics have a special architecture interest.
*Ideal for tables and big artistic uses.
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Mesmerising Nero Marquina
Call for priceThe Nero Marquina is a black coloured marble, with fine grained occasional areas with white vein-age and fossils remains. It appeared as a result of recrystallisation of calcareous reeves. It presents a very dark black-coloured and uniform background. Its main variations depend on the intensity of the black colour, abundance of white vein-age and white fossils. In terms of hardness, the Nero Marquina is considered a hard natural stone. The Nero Marquina marble is explored east of Bilbao and at about 420 kilometres northeast of the Spanish capital Madrid. Μarquina marble is very popular in designers and architects. From the practical point of view Nero Marquina is appreciated for its excellent technical characteristics. It is possible to recommend it for application in any area. More over appearance of a stone is influenced by the chosen surface processing. For example, after bush-hammering Nero Marquina acquires grey shade with black and white impregnations. Polishing, on the contrary, will saturate the, making it more contrast and depth so the surface of Nero Marquina will look simply bottomless.