Nero Marquina is a marble that is characterized by its beautiful deep black color combined with characteristic clear white calcite veins.

It can be used subtly in a sober interior or daringly in an extravagant interior.

Nero Marquina is mined in the town of Marquina located in the Basque Country, Spain.

Crema Moca is a beige limestone type that is characterized by its beautiful soft sand color with subtle veins and pores.

It is caused by the compaction of sediments from the seabed. Sometimes even remains of fossils and limestone skeletons can be seen in the material.

It is extracted from mines in the city of Alcanede-Santarém in Portugal’s western center.

Rosso Levanto is a type of marble characterized by its striking deep red, burgundy color and contrasting white veins.

This type of marble originally comes from Genoa, in the north of Italy. The Turkish variant has been gaining popularity since the 1980s.

Due to the many veins, this stone is more sensitive to fractures, which is why this stone is supplied with a protective net at the bottom.

Carrara Bianco is one of the most famous marble types in the Netherlands.

It is characterized by its fresh white color and subtle blue/grey veins. This type of marble can be used well with sleek or modern styles.

This marble is extracted from the Monte Altissimo massif in the Apuan Alps, Italy, and is named after the village where it is mined: Carrara.

Rajasthan imperial is a marble that is characterized by its emerald green color with dark green veins.

It is also called Verde Guatemala.

This marble is quarried from the Aravali Mountains in the state of Rajasthan in the north west of India.