01 / Green selections
Green: depth or movement? Compare a deep green ground, lighter branching veins and brighter blue-green mineral colour.
Do you prefer a more continuous colour, or a pattern with stronger changes across the surface?
Request these stone options View materials & comparison notes Top / Deep green ground
Prada green marble A dark background with lighter green movement. Compare how continuous the colour feels at the size of your piece.
View material details Middle / Light & branching
Four Seasons Green marble Cream and green fields are divided by branching veins. Compare the balance of light areas and stronger markings.
View material details Bottom / Brighter mineral colour
Amazonite quartzite Blue-green fields stand out against contrasting mineral areas. Review a full slab for the distribution of the brighter colour.
View material details Review the full slab next. A narrow crop shows colour and local texture, but not the complete vein pattern or the range across a batch.
02 / High-contrast selections
Dark ground or pale contrast? Compare burgundy with fine pale veins, black with warmer lines, and ivory with bold darker markings.
Should the background colour lead, or should the contrast between veins and lighter areas be more prominent?
Request these stone options View materials & comparison notes Top / Burgundy & pale veins
Rosso Levanto marble A deep red field with a finer network of pale veins. Compare the density of the veining against the background colour.
View material details Middle / Black & warm lines
Port Laurent marble A dark field crossed by warmer veins. Compare the direction and spacing of the stronger lines.
View material details Bottom / Ivory & bold markings
Calacatta Viola marble Larger light areas contrast with burgundy-toned markings. Review the full slab to judge their scale and spacing.
View material details Compare actual slab photographs and finish samples. These images show appearance; they do not establish equal durability, care requirements or suitability.
03 / White marble
White: soft veins or bold outlines? Compare soft grey movement, rounded white fields with stronger outlines, and warmer gold-toned veins.
How much of the white ground should remain visually quiet?
Request these stone options View materials & comparison notes Top / Softer grey movement
Oriental White marble A pale background with softer grey movement. Review the density of markings across the whole slab.
View material details Middle / Stronger grey outlines
Arabescato Vagli marble Grey veins frame larger white fields. Compare their size with the intended piece rather than the crop alone.
View material details Bottom / Warmer vein colour
Calacatta Gold marble Gold-toned movement adds warmth to the white and grey surface. Confirm how much warm colour appears in the selected slabs.
View material details Check the full slab for the size and spacing of the veins. Background whites and warm markings vary between selections.
04 / Warm neutrals
Warm neutrals: movement or texture? Compare soft beige movement, directional travertine layers and a warmer limestone with scattered natural markings.
Do you prefer flowing movement, visible layers or a more evenly marked surface?
Request these stone options View materials & comparison notes Top / Soft beige movement
Taj Mahal quartzite A warm, gently varied direction. Compare current slabs for the strength and direction of the movement.
View material details Middle / Directional layers
Warm linear travertine Linear bands and natural cavities give a different texture. Confirm cut direction, filling and finish on a sample.
View material details Bottom / Scattered natural markings
Jura Beige limestone Jura Beige has a warmer ground with scattered fossil-like markings. Compare how evenly these appear over larger areas.
View material details These are different stone families. Compare the actual finish, filling and care requirements for the intended use as well as the colour.
05 / Grey & blue
Grey: quiet, graphic or blue-toned? Compare finer grey movement, larger white-and-grey mineral fields and blue-grey stone crossed by warmer veins.
Should the surface read as a calmer grey, a broken pattern or a stronger colour?
Request these stone options View materials & comparison notes Top / Finer grey movement
Castle Grey marble A lighter grey field with finer movement and pale veins. Review the overall shade across the quantity required.
View material details Middle / Larger mineral fields
Super White Super White offers stronger divisions between grey and pale areas. Compare the whole slab for the scale of that pattern.
View material details Bottom / Blue-grey & warm veins
Blue Roma Looping grey-blue movement crossed by warmer veins. Check the strength of the blue and the path of the veins on current slabs.
View material details This is an appearance comparison across different stones. Confirm the exact selection and suitability; a grey colour does not establish the same properties.
06 / Onyx colours
Onyx: ivory, pink or honey? Compare a light ivory direction, soft pink fields and warmer honey-coloured bands.
Which background colour and amount of banding do you prefer?
Request these stone options View materials & comparison notes Top / Light ivory & gold
White onyx A lighter onyx direction with warm markings. Confirm the colour range on the actual slabs.
View material details Middle / Pink mineral fields
Pink onyx Pink and cream fields with darker and warmer veins. Review where those veins fall across the intended piece.
View material details Bottom / Honey-coloured bands
Honey onyx Warm honey and pale layers create a more directional appearance. Compare full slabs for band direction and tonal range.
View material details These images are not backlighting tests. If light transmission matters, review a sample with the intended thickness, backing and light source.
