Marble Benchtops
Marble Kitchen Benchtops
At Avant Stone, we source premium marble slabs from renowned quarries across Italy, Brazil, and beyond. Our hand-picked collection brings you stones that have graced architectural masterpieces for centuries, now available for your Sydney or Newcastle kitchen.
Marble offers a timeless elegance that no other material can match. From the bright whites of Carrara to the dramatic veining of Calacatta Oro, each slab tells its own story. The natural variations in colour and pattern mean your benchtop will be completely unique.
Our family-owned business has over 20 years of experience helping homeowners, designers, and architects select the perfect marble for their projects. We understand that choosing a benchtop is a significant decision, and our team is here to guide you through every step.
Our Marble Slabs For Benchtops
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Verde Olympus Marble
Verde Olympus features a deep intense dark green background, intersected by horizontal, diagonal and dramatic vertical veining. This Grecian beauty is perfect for those seeking a deep dark green colour with heavily contrasted angular veins .
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Verde Oceania Marble
Verde Oceania Marble captivates with its unique fusion of green and grey hues dancing across an off-white backdrop. Dark linear veining cuts through the surface with striking definition, while the stone’s crystalline structure catches and reflects light beautifully. It’s a material that genuinely brings the essence of nature indoors.
What sets Verde Oceania apart is its distinctive colour palette. The green tones range from soft sage to deeper forest shades, mingling with cool greys to create a sophisticated, organic aesthetic. This isn’t an overpowering green, it’s nuanced and layered, making it surprisingly versatile despite its distinctive character.
The linear veining pattern adds a sense of movement and direction, perfect for creating visual flow in a space. When book-matched, adjacent slabs create mirror-image patterns that transform walls and islands into genuine focal points.
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New York Marble
New York Marble a name bestowed to this beautiful marble for its heavy movement and striking visuals. Characterized by its sharp dark purple veining against the white background with hues of pink and purple tones. New York Marble Slabs are for those looking to really make a statement, a fact aided by the translucence of this stone which makes it perfect for Backlighting. New York Marble transforms into a magical vista when backlit, making it ideal for feature walls, kitchens, and commercial applications alike.
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Lloret Marble
Lloret Marble is a symphony of charcoal, grey and white tones with heavy movement but a uniform structure. This wonderfully versatile marble is appealing both in residential setting but also in commercial setting due to its sophisticated yet appealing appearance. Due to its continuous movement of veins throughout this stone it can be used in myriad of different applications.
What Colours Are Available in Marble Benchtops
Marble comes in a stunning range of colours and patterns. Classic white marbles like Carrara Extra and Calacatta Oro remain perennial favourites for their bright, clean aesthetic. For something warmer, Calacatta Vagli offers soft earthy gold veining against a creamy backdrop.
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New York Marble
New York Marble a name bestowed to this beautiful marble for its heavy movement and striking visuals. Characterized by its sharp dark purple veining against the white background with hues of pink and purple tones. New York Marble Slabs are for those looking to really make a statement, a fact aided by the translucence of this stone which makes it perfect for Backlighting. New York Marble transforms into a magical vista when backlit, making it ideal for feature walls, kitchens, and commercial applications alike.
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Calacatta Statuario Marble
Calacatta Statuario marble, a distinctive material that personifies grace and elegance. Hand-selected from the choicest quarries of Italy, this exquisite marble, available at Avant Stone, is highly sought after by discerning homeowners, architects, and designers alike. The Calacatta Statuario marble is renowned for its crisp white background adorned with striking broad grey veins, an unparalleled blend of purity and drama that promises to transform any space into a vision of refined grandeur. Each slab is unique, embodying a timeless beauty that transcends the ephemeral trends, thus offering a sense of permanence and enduring appeal. Known for its exceptional versatility, the Calacatta Statuario marble is ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, fireplaces, and even accent walls, elegantly enhancing the ambiance of any setting with its remarkable aesthetic and superior quality. Despite its luxe appeal, the Calacatta Statuario marble is incredibly robust, balancing both functionality and aesthetics with effortless ease.
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Calacatta Oro Marble
Calacatta Oro Marble is among the most sought-after marbles in the world. This Marble is quarried in the Carrara mountain ranges of central Italy. The pristine white background of this marble is contrasted with the bold warm grey veining. Calacatta Oro is one of the classic Italian white Marble, having been used on high-end luxury developments for centuries. The timeless nature of the color palette & magnificence of this stone leaves it as one of the most prized marbles in the Avant Stone range.
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Arabescato Vagli Marble
Arabescato Vagli is a refined Italian marble sourced from the picturesque quarries of Italy. Its sophisticated white background is accented by striking grey veins that flow organically across each slab — the signature characteristic of the Arabescato family.
What distinguishes Arabescato Vagli is its balanced elegance. The veining is bold enough to create visual interest without overwhelming a space, making it incredibly versatile for both residential and commercial interiors. It harmonises beautifully with contemporary minimalism and classic luxury alike.
The mesmerising arabesque patterns make this marble perfect for creating standout focal points. Whether used for a dramatic fireplace surround, a statement kitchen island, or elegant wall cladding, Arabescato Vagli elevates any application with timeless Italian sophistication.
Like all marble, Arabescato Vagli requires regular sealing (every 1-2 years) and prompt cleanup of acidic spills to maintain its refined beauty.
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Sahara Noir Marble
Sahara Noir Marble is another striking marble quarried in Central Asia. It is a combination of its deep golden, rustic, and white bold veining against the smooth black surface. Sahara Noir screams sophistication, and it is impossible to ignore its pure beauty. Sahara Noir is popular with designers in book-matched applications and adds striking elegance to every interior application.
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Nero Marquina Marble
Nero Marquina Marble is a high contrasting black Marble with delicate white veining against the deep dark background. Nero Marquina Marble is suitable for residential and commercial projects, particularly as a visually striking feature stone for large format applications such as fireplaces and feature walls.
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Lloret Marble
Lloret Marble is a symphony of charcoal, grey and white tones with heavy movement but a uniform structure. This wonderfully versatile marble is appealing both in residential setting but also in commercial setting due to its sophisticated yet appealing appearance. Due to its continuous movement of veins throughout this stone it can be used in myriad of different applications.
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Jurassic Black Marble
Jurassic Black, is a stone that will have you in awe with its incredible character. Jurassic Black possesses prominent grey and brown veining that protrude from the black background. Jurassic Black is the perfect stone if you are looking for sophistication, life, and movement! Perfect for feature walls and splashbacks, available in Honed, Leather, and Polished finish.
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Rosso Orobico Marble
Luxuriously hued deep red tone, Rosso Orobico Marble is distinguished by its waves of tawny sunset rose and dramatic range of white, black, burgundy, brown, red and grey tones. This uniquely patterned and richly patterned stone has been seamlessly blended by mother nature to create a bold statement masterpiece, perfect for those wishing to create an emphatic feature wall or feature kitchen island.
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Rosso Levanto Marble
Rosso Levanto Marble is an extravagant, gorgeous natural stone with deep burgundy background with segments of black and striking white veining. Rosso Levanto Marble was used primarily in traditional design contexts, however, it has made a comeback recently as the designers seek more colorful and unique stone pieces for contemporary projects.
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Breccia Rosso Marble
Breccia Rosso Marble is Italian drama in stone form. Intense burgundy patterning creates a bold foundation, while rich hues of pink and gold weave throughout like precious threads in an ancient tapestry. This is marble for those who dare, fast becoming a favourite among architects and interior designers seeking to make unforgettable statements.
The “breccia” in its name refers to the stone’s distinctive fragmented pattern. Deep red fragments are interspersed with contrasting white, beige, and gold veining, creating a dramatic mosaic-like appearance where each slab is a unique composition of colour and movement. Few natural stones offer this level of visual intensity.
Breccia Rosso isn’t for the faint-hearted. It demands attention and transforms ordinary spaces into extraordinary ones. Whether used as a feature wall, fireplace surround, or statement kitchen island, this marble becomes the undeniable focal point of any room—the piece guests remember long after they’ve left.
Best For: Feature walls, fireplace surrounds, statement benchtops, bathroom vanities, luxury commercial fitouts, hospitality applications.
Breccia Rosso pairs beautifully with warm timber, brass and gold fixtures, rich neutrals, and crisp white joinery. It creates stunning contrast against dark cabinetry for bold, theatrical interiors.
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Breccia Damascata Marble
Breccia Damascata is a celebration of warmth in marble form. A vibrant fusion of red, pink, and orange tones creates a kaleidoscope of colour, while ivory veining, both thick and delicate, weaves through the brecciated surface like ancient rivers through terracotta landscapes. This is marble that doesn’t whisper; it makes a statement.
The “breccia” in its name refers to the stone’s distinctive fragmented pattern, created when ancient rock fragments were naturally cemented together over millennia. This geological process gives Breccia Damascata its mosaic-like appearance, where warm-toned fragments are bound by contrasting ivory veins that add structure and visual rhythm to the composition.
What makes Breccia Damascata so compelling is its ability to infuse spaces with genuine warmth. Where cooler white and grey marbles create refined elegance, this stone brings energy, passion, and Mediterranean soul. It’s a favourite among designers seeking to create memorable, emotionally resonant spaces.
Best For: Feature walls, fireplace surrounds, statement benchtops, bathroom vanities, commercial fitouts, hospitality applications
Breccia Damascata pairs beautifully with warm timber, terracotta, brass and bronze fixtures, and earthy neutrals. It creates stunning contrast against crisp white joinery or deep charcoal cabinetry for bold, sophisticated interiors.
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Domus Grey Marble
Domus Grey Marble is an artistic blend of cool grey tones, subtle hints of blue, and delicate veining that weaves a timeless and serene aesthetic. Its subtle cloudy background and nuanced texture make it a versatile choice, effortlessly enhancing both minimalist and eclectic design preferences.
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Palissandro Nuovo Marble
Palissandro Nuovo features shades of neutral grey, white, gold and brown diagonal veining. Althrough from a far the stone has prominent veining, once the material’s grain is closely inspected the soft delicate patterning on this stone makes it quite unique.
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Calamadro Grey Marble
Calamadro Grey is a striking dark grey marble sourced from Central Asia. Its deep charcoal surface is adorned with scattered white contrasting veins that create a dramatic yet sophisticated aesthetic — perfect for those seeking a moody, contemporary look.
The beauty of Calamadro Grey lies in its bold simplicity. The dark background provides a powerful foundation, while the irregular white veining adds natural movement and visual interest. This contrast creates depth without complexity, making it versatile enough for both minimalist and luxurious design schemes.
Dark marbles like Calamadro Grey bring a sense of drama and intimacy to spaces. They work particularly well in contemporary kitchens where they create striking contrast against light cabinetry, or in bathrooms where the deep tones evoke a spa-like atmosphere.
Best for: Kitchen island benchtops, splashbacks, bathroom vanities, feature walls, flooring
Like all marble, Calamadro Grey requires regular sealing and prompt cleanup of spills. The darker tone is more forgiving than lighter marbles, making maintenance somewhat easier.
Visit our Sydney or Newcastle showroom to see Calamadro Grey slabs in person.
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Bianco Carioca Marble
Bianco Carioca Marble is an exquisite natural stone featuring a dynamic interplay of dark grey veining, charcoal hues, and layered shades of white and grey. The intricate patterning creates remarkable depth and dimension, making each slab a visually captivating statement piece.
What sets Bianco Carioca apart is its dramatic tonal range. The veining shifts from soft grey whispers to bold charcoal streaks, creating natural movement that draws the eye across the surface. This layered complexity means the stone reveals new details depending on the light and angle — it’s a marble that keeps giving.
The neutral grey palette makes Bianco Carioca incredibly versatile. It pairs effortlessly with both warm and cool colour schemes, from timber cabinetry to sleek modern finishes. It’s bold enough to command attention as a feature piece yet sophisticated enough to complement surrounding elements.
Best for: Kitchen benchtops, feature walls, bathroom vanities, splashbacks, fireplace surrounds
Like all marble, Bianco Carioca requires regular sealing and prompt cleanup of acidic spills to preserve its striking appearance.
Our Marble Slabs for Kitchen Benchtops
What Colors Are Available in Marble Benchtops
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Why Choose Marble Benchtops?
Marble has been the stone of choice for luxury kitchens throughout history. Its naturally cool surface makes it ideal for pastry work, while its luminous depth adds instant sophistication to any space. The stone develops a gentle patina over time that many homeowners come to love.
Each marble slab features unique veining patterns formed over millions of years, meaning no two benchtops are ever alike. This natural variation is part of marble’s enduring appeal and ensures your kitchen will have genuine character that manufactured materials cannot replicate.
Timeless Elegance
Marble has adorned the finest buildings for centuries, from ancient Greek temples to Italian Renaissance palaces. A marble kitchen benchtop brings this same timeless elegance to your home. Unlike trends that come and go, marble benchtops offer enduring beauty that never dates. The natural veining in every marble counter top is completely unique – no two slabs are identical – making your marble kitchen top a genuine one-of-a-kind feature.
Natural Beauty That Never Dates
Every marble benchtop tells a story written over millions of years. The swirling veins, subtle colour variations, and organic patterns found in marble kitchen countertops simply cannot be replicated by manufactured materials. Whether you choose a classic white marble benchtop, a dramatic green marble benchtop, or a rare blue marble benchtop, you’re investing in nature’s artistry. This natural beauty is why designers and homeowners continue to choose marble for their marble benchtop kitchens.
Heat Resistance for Cooking
Marble is naturally heat resistant, making it an excellent choice for marble kitchen tops where hot pans and dishes are common. While we always recommend using trivets to protect your marble kitchen benchtop, the stone won’t be damaged by brief contact with heat. This natural coolness also makes marble benchtops ideal for pastry making and food preparation – professional bakers have long favoured marble counter tops for rolling dough.
Investment in Your Property
Marble benchtops are a genuine investment that can increase your property’s value. Quality marble kitchen countertops are highly sought after by buyers, and a well-maintained marble benchtop kitchen adds significant appeal during resale. Unlike synthetic alternatives, marble ages beautifully – developing a patina over time that many homeowners find adds character. Whether you install a white marble benchtop or choose something more distinctive like a green marble benchtop, you’re making a long-term investment.
Expert Installation Every Time
From traditional Hamptons-style kitchens to sleek contemporary spaces, marble kitchen benchtops complement virtually any design aesthetic. The range of available colours—from white marble benchtops to green marble benchtop and blue marble benchtop options – means there’s a marble to suit every vision. Marble counter tops pair beautifully with timber, stainless steel, brass, and painted cabinetry, offering endless design possibilities for your marble kitchen top.
How to Clean & Maintain Your Marble Benchtop?
Proper care keeps marble looking beautiful for decades. For daily cleaning, simply wipe with a soft cloth and warm water. Use pH-neutral cleaners specifically designed for natural stone. Avoid acidic cleaners, vinegar, or citrus-based products as these can etch the surface.
DAILY CLEANING
Clean your marble kitchen countertops daily with a soft cloth and warm water. For your marble benchtop, avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners – use pH-neutral stone cleaners specifically designed for marble. Wipe up spills immediately, especially acidic substances like lemon juice, wine, or vinegar, which can etch the marble surface. This simple daily care keeps your marble kitchen top looking pristine.
Avoid Abrasive ToolsÂ
Never use scouring pads, steel wool, or abrasive cleaners on your marble benchtops. These can scratch and dull the polished surface of your marble counter top. Whether you have a white marble benchtop, green marble benchtop, or blue marble benchtop, always use soft cloths or non-abrasive sponges. Protect your marble kitchen benchtop investment with gentle cleaning methods.
REGULAR SEALING
Marble is naturally porous, so sealing your marble benchtop every 6-12 months is essential. A quality stone sealer creates a protective barrier on your marble kitchen top, helping prevent stains from penetrating the surface. Well-sealed marble kitchen countertops are much easier to maintain and keep looking beautiful. Your marble benchtop kitchen will thank you for this regular maintenance.
USE CUTTING BOARDS
Always use cutting boards when preparing food on your marble kitchen benchtop. While marble is durable, knife marks can scratch the surface over time. Protect your marble counter top by keeping cutting boards handy. This simple habit extends the pristine appearance of your marble benchtops significantly.
PROTECT FROM IMPACTS
Avoid dropping heavy objects on your marble benchtop, as marble can chip at the edges. Take care around the corners and edges of your marble kitchen countertops – these areas are most vulnerable. With proper care, your marble kitchen top will maintain its beauty for generations, whether it’s a classic white marble benchtop or a statement green marble benchtop.
Natural Stone Slab Supplier
Avant Stone brings together 20 years of stone industry experience to provide you with a range of globally sourced stone slabs including Marble slabs, Granite slabs and Quartzite Slabs.
We aim provide you quality service and distinctive stone products for your home or your commercial space. Avant Stone is the premier Stone Supplier of Granite, Quartzite and Marble slabs in Sydney.
Our showroom is located centrally in Greenacre, a mere 20 minutes from Sydney & Parramatta CBD.
Give us a call:Â 0298170037
Email us at: info@avantstone.com.au
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How much does a marble benchtop cost in Sydney?
Marble benchtop pricing varies based on the stone variety, slab size, thickness, and fabrication requirements. Carrara marble sits at a different price point than rare varieties like Calacatta Oro. Visit our Greenacre showroom to view available slabs and receive accurate pricing for your specific project.
Do marble benchtops require much maintenance?
Marble requires sealing every 1-2 years and immediate cleanup of spills (particularly acidic substances like lemon juice and wine) to prevent potential staining. While it requires more care than granite or engineered stone, many homeowners find the natural beauty and elegance worth the effort. We provide detailed care instructions with every installation.
How long does marble benchtop installation take?
Most marble benchtop installations complete in 1-2 days once fabrication is finished. The full process from selection to installation typically takes 2-3 weeks, including templating, fabrication, and installation. We’ll provide a precise timeline during your consultation based on your specific project.
What is the Best Texture for Marble Benchtops Sydney?
Polished marble has a shiny surface while honed gives the natural stone a dull appearance, but both are ideal for use.
How Much Do Marble Benchtops Cost?
Certain prices or costs depend on the quality and colour of the marble; for instance, white marble is costlier than black or grey.