Marble for your next project.
Explore the stone, close up. Compare the colours and patterns, then tell us what your project needs.
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The material collection
Our marble collection, photographed as it is. Find a direction, take a closer look, and ask us about the details for your order.
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A closer look at the collection.
Colour starts the conversation. Pattern, scale, and natural variation help you decide what belongs on your shortlist.
A quieter starting point.
Compare the bronze-beige of Triesta Bronze with the lighter tones of Galala. Look at the background colour as well as the individual markings.
- View the stone alongside your other materials.
- Review the colour in your project lighting.
- Ask for a current sample before approving a selection.
Let the veins lead.
Emperador pairs a rich brown background with a network of pale veins. Consider how the pattern reads across a full piece.
- Discuss the scale of the pieces.
- Mark important vein directions on your drawings.
- Agree a visual reference for the order.
From quiet to expressive.
Triesta Grey has a restrained pattern. Milly Grey brings more contrast. Filetto offers a fine, continuous network of lines.
- Compare the full slab and close-up views.
- Ask about the current selection.
- Review a sample with your design team.
A warmer change of direction.
Zafarana Rose introduces rose and terracotta tones, pale patches, and branching veins. A distinct alternative within the collection.
- Consider the surrounding colour palette.
- Review the range of natural variation.
- Confirm the finish with your sample request.
The right format for the job.
A stock order and a drawing-led project need different information. Tell us how the stone will move through your business.
Supply format
Where it fits
What to include in your brief
Slabs
Where it fitsFor fabricators and stone yards planning their own cutting and finishing.
What to include in your briefMaterial, thickness, quantity, preferred dimensions, and finish.
Tiles
Where it fitsFor repeatable floor and wall layouts, distribution, and project supply.
What to include in your briefModule sizes, thickness, finish, total area, and any packing requirements.
Cut to size
Where it fitsFor scheduled pieces that follow your drawings and installation sequence.
What to include in your briefDimensioned drawings, piece schedule, edge details, tolerances, and quantities.
Architectural pieces
Where it fitsFor stairs, copings, sills, and other details that need a closer conversation.
What to include in your briefProfiles, exposed faces, fixing or interface details, and reference images.
Sizes, availability, minimum quantities, and production timing are confirmed against your specification. The catalog is a starting point for a quotation.
A sample is the start of an agreement.
Screens help you shortlist. A physical sample helps your team discuss colour, texture, and finish in the same room. Tell us what you are comparing and where it will be used.
Natural stone varies. Agree an acceptable range with your sample, then confirm how the production selection will be reviewed.
Before you specify.
A few useful answers before the first drawing, sample request, or quotation.
Can I request a finish or size that is not listed?
Yes. Share the material, dimensions, quantity, and a reference for the finish. We will review what is practical for that stone and confirm the available options in the quotation.
Will the delivered stone look exactly like the photograph?
Photographs are a guide. Colour, veining, and texture vary between pieces and production selections. Use a physical sample and agree the acceptable range before approving an order.
Can you quote from a drawing or bill of quantities?
Yes. Use Request a Quote to attach a drawing, schedule, or bill of quantities. Include the units, thicknesses, finishes, edge details, and destination. Mark anything that is still to be decided so it can be discussed.
How are samples, minimum quantities, and lead times confirmed?
These depend on the material, specification, availability, and destination. Send the scope of your request and the date you are working toward. The team will confirm sample arrangements, order quantities, and proposed timing before you commit.
What should I check for exterior or wet-area use?
State the installation environment and the requirements set by your project team. Ask about suitable finishes and the relevant test information for your chosen stone. A photograph or finish name alone does not establish suitability.
Bring us the brief. We’ll work through the details.
A shortlist is enough to start. Send what you know, and flag the decisions you would like to make together.
A useful first request
- Material or a visual reference
- Sizes, thickness, finish, and quantity
- Drawings or a piece schedule, if available
- Destination and your target programme
Still choosing? Tell us the application and the look you are working toward.