
From the golden glow of Chemtou to the depth of Nero Antico, this collection celebrates the world’s most exceptional marbles – materials once reserved for emperors, popes and kings. These are stones of provenance and presence, quarried in antiquity or rediscovered in rare seams, each carrying colour, veining and character that cannot be replicated.
These are the marbles of Pompeii, of the Vatican, of the Palace of Versailles, of Roman basilicas, Florentine palazzi and the great courts of Europe. They have paved imperial forums, clad chapels, framed altars and lined ceremonial halls. Their use was never incidental – it was a declaration of power, permanence and refinement.
Our Luxury & Antique Marbles range from richly brecciated compositions to crystalline onyx and dense architectural blacks. Surfaces may be honed to a soft eggshell patina, brushed and time-worn, or polished to a mirror finish – always technically and aesthetically fit for purpose.
Many of these stones are difficult to source, some effectively exhausted, others available only in limited blocks. Their value lies not only in rarity, but in story – from Roman North Africa to Renaissance Italy and beyond.
Antique Marbles, Red Policroma Breccia, Breccia Medous, Breccia Vimines, Breccia Medicea Siena Pink, Persichina Breccia, Green Seravezza Breccia, Breccia Pirenei, Breccia Medicea Viola, Breccia Montecitorio, Spanish Brocatel, Violette French Brocatel, Green Pink Campan, Grand Antique, Jasper Red, Classic Green Malachite, Verde Antico Grecia, Breccia Arabida, Eygum Green, Serrancolin Opera
Rare & Luxury Marbles, Red Jasper Fantastico Pirenei, Calacatta Viola, Peacock Eye, Brocatel Yellow Siena, Aliga Antigua, Bianco Sivec, Cipollino, Yellow Siena, Libeccio Policromo, Portoro Extra, Rosso Albania, Rosso Belgio, Rosso Francia, Rosa Portogallo, Teos Fire, Verde Guatemala, Malachite Green, Azul Macaubas, Blue Sodalite, Red Griotte, Calacatta Siena, Libeccio Antico, Moresco Grey, Nuvolato Etrusco, Afyon White, Ming Green, Crystal Blu, Breccia Pontificia
From ivories and chalky whites to dense blacks, imperial reds, malachite greens and lapis blues, these marbles exist beyond fashion. They are timeless materials for floors, walls, architectural elements and bespoke commissions where only the rarest will suffice.