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Some stones are known by name, because once you have seen them you recognize them anywhere. If you already know the look you want, start here: every stone below comes in tiles, mosaics and matching trim, so a whole room can be finished in one stone.

Carrara T Honed Basket Weave Marble Mosaics 12x12

Know the stone you want?

The marbles and granites people ask for by name, each with tiles, mosaics and matching trim to finish a whole room.

See the stone in a room

Every space we have photographed, by the stone it is cut from.

The stones, at a glance

Carrara

Carrara is the classic Italian white marble: a soft white to light gray background with fine, feathery gray veining. It is calm and forgiving, and it suits almost any bathroom or kitchen.

Calacatta Gold

Calacatta Gold has a brighter white background than Carrara and bolder veining in gray and warm gold. Choose it when you want the stone itself to be the statement.

Bianco Dolomiti

Bianco Dolomiti sits between the two: a white background with soft gray veins that are more defined than Carrara's but quieter than Calacatta's.

Thassos White

Thassos is quarried on the Greek island of the same name and is one of the whitest marbles there is, with little to no veining. It gives a clean, bright, modern look.

Crema Marfil

Crema Marfil is a Spanish marble in warm beige and cream, with subtle veining. It brings warmth to traditional and Mediterranean spaces.

Black marble and Absolute Black granite

Black marble pairs a deep black background with white veining for high contrast. Absolute Black granite is a dense, uniformly black stone without veining, and harder than marble, which makes it a strong choice for floors and heavy use.

Polished or honed?

A polished finish reflects light and deepens the color and veining; it is at home on walls and in low-traffic rooms. A honed finish is matte and smooth, shows fewer scratches and etch marks, and is the usual choice for floors and showers.

Stone is natural, so color and veining vary from tile to tile and from lot to lot. Order a sample to see the stone in your own light before you buy.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Carrara and Calacatta marble?

Carrara has a white to light gray background with fine, soft gray veining. Calacatta has a brighter white background with bolder, more dramatic veining, often in gray and gold. Calacatta reads as a statement; Carrara is quieter and more uniform.

Which white marble is the whitest?

Thassos White is one of the whitest marbles available, with a bright white background and little to no veining. It is the stone to choose for a clean, modern, all-white look.

Is marble a good choice for floors?

Yes, marble has been used for floors for centuries. For floors, choose a honed finish, which shows fewer scratches and etch marks than polished and is less slippery. Seal it after installation and use pH-neutral cleaners.

Should I choose a polished or honed finish?

Polished marble reflects light and makes the color and veining look deeper; it works best on walls and in low-traffic rooms. Honed marble is matte and more practical for floors, showers and kitchens.

Is Absolute Black granite harder than black marble?

Yes. Granite is harder and denser than marble, so Absolute Black granite resists scratches and etching better and is well suited to floors and busy areas. Black marble offers white veining and contrast that granite does not have.

Why might my tiles look different from the photos?

Marble and granite are natural stones, so color and veining vary from tile to tile and between production lots. Photos show a representative piece. Ordering a sample is the best way to see the stone in your own space.

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