Full view of stone slab Stone detail Eramosa Marble, Vein Cut: This beautiful wood looking stone material, is called Eramosa. Its a limestone, but its hard enough to take a polish, so it can technically be referred to as a Marble. We stock this in 2cm veincut, polished slabs. The material originates from Canada. As…
● 24”x48” Tile French Pattern Leathered Belgian Limestone ● 2cm Black & Gold vein cut Polished Onyx ● 2cm Black & Gold Michelangelo Polished Marble● 2cm Botticino Fiorito Polished Marble ● 2cm Botticino Semi-Classico Polished Marble ● 1cm Breccia Oniciatta Polished Marble ● 1cm Calacatta Classical Gold Borgini Polished Marble● 2 & 3cm Calacatta Crestola…
Unloaded our gorgeous Black Onyx Vein Cut and Golden Violet Onyx slabs!! Here’s a sneak peak at what they look like. If you would like a sample delivered. Call our office and we’ll get one out to you right away!
We currently have 8 different colors of soapstone. It’s a classic stone material with truly remarkable characteristics. This stone is pleasing to the touch with its soft soap-like feel, hence its name “Soapstone” which is due to its composition of Talc and Magnesium Steatite. As one may ponder the softness of this stone don’t let…
A classic stone material with truly remarkable characteristics. This stone is pleasing to the touch with its soft soap-like feel, hence its name “Soapstone” which is due to its composition of Talc and Magnesium Steatite. As one may ponder the softness of this stone don’t let that elude you in terms of durability as Soapstone…
Here we showcase our Polished, Stalattite Brown Onyx a warm honey chocolate hued material from the Middle East. This material was once originally formed in deep caverns possibly as a Stalactite formation collectively known as a dripstone. Over a period of time, space and its overall dependence and presence of air it continues to “drip”…
Here we showcase our Polished, Stalattite Brown Onyx a warm honey chocolate hued material from the Middle East. This material was once originally formed in deep caverns possibly as a Stalactite formation collectively known as a dripstone. Over a period of time, space and its overall dependence and presence of air it continues to “drip”…
• 28 Granites • 48 Marbles • 14 Limestones • 12 Onyxs • 5 Quartzites • 4 Soapstones • 5 Travertines • 1 type of Schist (Pietra del Cardosa)
• 28 Granites • 48 Marbles • 14 Limestones • 12 Onyxs • 5 Quartzites • 4 Soapstones • 5 Travertines • 1 type of Schist (Pietra del Cardosa)
● 18”x18” Tile Calacatta Polished Marble ● 3cm Bianco Carrara Polished Marble ● 3cm Dark Julia Honed Soapstone (Black) ● 3cm Exotic Emperador Polished Marble ● 2cm Kilimanjaro Polished Onyx ● 3cm Pietra Del Cardosa Semi Polished Schist ● 2cm Silver Honed Travertine ● 3cm Titanium Black Polished Granite ●
● 18”x18” Tile Calacatta Polished Marble ● 3cm Bianco Carrara Polished Marble ● 3cm Dark Julia Honed Soapstone (Black) ● 3cm Exotic Emperador Polished Marble ● 2cm Kilimanjaro Polished Onyx ● 3cm Pietra Del Cardosa Semi Polished Schist ● 2cm Silver Honed Travertine ● 3cm Titanium Black Polished Granite ●
