Carrara Marble
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Carrara marble is renowned for its striking beauty and elegant appearance. Typically, it features a white or blue-grey base with delicate, thin veining that can range from light to dark grey. The veining often has a soft, flowing pattern, giving the marble a sophisticated and timeless quality. Carrara marble comes from the Carrara region in Tuscany, Italy. This area has been a source of high-quality marble for centuries, with quarries that have produced stone used in famous sculptures and buildings, including works by Michelangelo and the Pantheon in Rome. The unique geology of the region contributes to the marble's distinctive characteristics and aesthetic appeal.
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Art of Marble is a premium stone supplier, experts at sourcing exclusive luxury natural stone. We focus our efforts on supplying the best materials, and we let you select the fabricator best suited to your specific design. This means we do not offer fabrication or installation services. However, from our extensive industry experience, we can recommend many talented stone masons that we regularly work with. We can also supply custom orders of exotic stone varieties on request.
All of our current stock is on display at our stone gallery located at 11 Yulong Close, Moorebank, Sydney
You are welcome to visit Art of Marble stone gallery anytime during our business hours. However, if it is possible to make an appointment we recommend doing so. This means we are able to prepare some of the stone types you are interested in and assign a sales employee, to minimise waiting times so we may serve you more efficiently.
Art of Marble is ready to ship your new natural stone slab as soon as you have chosen it, the installation period then depends on your chosen stone mason or fabricator.