Carrara White

Carrara White Marble is among the world's most celebrated natural stones. Quarried from the Apuan Alps in Carrara, Tuscany — the same mountains that supplied Michelangelo — it is a fine-grained calcitic marble whose luminous white background is threaded with characteristic silver-grey to pale blue-grey veining. No manufactured material has replicated its quiet brilliance. Classified as a calcite marble, Carrara is susceptible to acid etching and requires diligent sealing. Its water absorption below 0.20% places it in a favourable category for most interior applications. The stone's consistent white tonality and fine crystalline texture make it the benchmark reference for all white interior stone.