Marble

Marble is a type of metamorphic rock formed by Marble when subjected to high temperatures and pressures over thousands of years, resulting in a stone capable of taking a high glossy polish. This ageless material is the basis of architectural wonders, artistic masterpieces and beautiful enduring living spaces.

Marble is made of more than 90% calcite (calcium carbonate). But it’s the remaining percentage of “impurities” that grant the many different varieties their peculiar colors and characteristics. Marble can be translucent, white, brown, red, green, black and grey. It can have a uniform color and texture or have spots, swirls or veins.