Arctic White Marble

Augustus Grey Marble is luxurious marble quarried in Central Asia. This marble is a lavish and elegant blend of off-white earthy colour tones with minimal white veining. Augustus Grey evokes imagery of palatial lobbies, with an eye-catching high honed finish. The Augustus Grey Marble Slabs are complemented with matching tiles in Avant Stone’s Natural Stone Tile range.

Cote D’Azur Marble is a constant head turner, one of the most dramatic and eye-catching stones in the Avant Stone Range. Cote D’Azur marble is a truly elegant stone which has a light grey background with dark grey quartz veining, and occasional hues of red, yellow and blue. This stunning Marble has been growing in popularity every year since its introduction. The dramatic details of this stone make it ideal for feature walls, kitchen islands and fireplaces.

Galet Gris Marble is an elegant brecciated stone that’s captured renewed attention thanks to the resurgence of terrazzo in contemporary design. Its fragmented, mosaic-like pattern features a captivating palette of grey, charcoal, and warm orange tones, creating visual interest that feels both organic and artfully composed.

The brecciated structure gives Galet Gris its distinctive character. Unlike stones with flowing veins, this marble presents angular fragments bound together naturally, each piece contributing to an intricate whole. The result is a surface that rewards closer inspection, revealing new details and tonal shifts as light moves across it.

What makes Galet Gris particularly versatile is its balanced colour scheme. The cool greys provide a sophisticated foundation, while the unexpected orange accents add warmth and personality without overwhelming. This combination allows it to work across diverse design schemes, from moody, industrial-inspired spaces to warmer, more eclectic interiors.

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.

Copenhagen Marble features stark white veining flowing against an intense black background, offering a strong visual contrast throughout the stone. This marble is infused with elegant movement and will make a statement in any chosen space. The dramatic interplay between the crisp white veins and deep black base creates a bold, contemporary aesthetic that commands attention.

What makes Copenhagen Marble so striking is its confident simplicity. Rather than complex patterns or multiple colour tones, this stone relies on the timeless power of black and white contrast. The veining drifts across each slab like brushstrokes, giving the surface a sense of natural artistry and flow.

Best For: Feature walls, bathroom vanities, splashbacks, fireplace surrounds, statement benchtops

Copenhagen Marble suits modern and minimalist interiors beautifully, pairing well with crisp white cabinetry, matte black tapware, or warm timber accents. Its bold contrast also makes it ideal for book-matching applications where the mirrored veining creates a dramatic focal point.

Like all marble, Copenhagen requires regular sealing and careful attention to acidic spills to maintain its striking appearance.