Carrara Extra 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.

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.

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.

Athena Marble is characterized by its beautiful shades of soft ash grey and dazzling gold veining throughout. Athena Marble is the perfect natural stone for creating a sense of luxury in the most exclusive of spaces. Athena Marble is a breathtaking natural stone with vibrancy and depth in a captivating composition. The radiant golden veining against the crisp white background is a delightful balance that is equally soothing, striking, and will not disappoint.

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.

Fior Di Pesco Marble is a distinctive Italian marble that combines earthy grey background tones with striking white and pink veining. Sourced from Carrara, Italy—the home of the world’s finest marble—this stone brings authentic Italian craftsmanship to Australian interiors.

What makes Fior Di Pesco so captivating is its unusual colour combination. The soft grey base provides a sophisticated neutral foundation, while the bold white and delicate pink veining adds unexpected warmth and femininity. It’s a marble that feels both classic and contemporary—a rare quality that appeals to designers seeking something beyond the typical white Italian marbles.

Best For: Oversized kitchen islands, feature walls, bathroom vanities, fireplace surrounds, statement benchtops

The striking veins make Fior Di Pesco particularly impressive in large format applications where the natural patterns can flow uninterrupted. Book-matching creates especially dramatic effects, with the pink and white veining mirroring across adjoining slabs.

Like all marble, Fior Di Pesco requires regular sealing (every 1-2 years) and prompt cleanup of acidic spills. The grey tones are more forgiving than lighter marbles, hiding minor imperfections gracefully.