Carrara Marble Slabs

Our exquisite Carrara marble slabs are sourced direct and in person from the quarries of Carrara in Italy. This timeless honed natural stone features a subtle, elegant pattern that remains eternally fashionable. Versatile and sophisticated, Carrara marble is ideal for various applications, from kitchen countertops and bathroom vanities to stunning wall cladding.

The gentle veining and soft white background of Carrara marble create a serene ambiance in any space. Its natural beauty and delicate textures offer a calming presence, making it a perfect choice for both classic and contemporary interiors. Our Carrara marble is available in a honed finish, providing a smooth, matt surface that enhances its understated elegance.

As specialists in Italian marble, we pride ourselves on offering a wide selection of premium stone slabs. In addition to Carrara, our collection includes various Calacatta marbles, quartzite, travertine, porcelain, onyx and granite.

For pricing information, delivery estimates or any other queries about our Carrara marble or other stone slabs please contact us via WhatsApp, email or telephone.

Size: 3100 x 1680 x 30mm

Finish: Honed

Block N°: IS538

Availability: Out of Stock

Cararra Marble FAQs

What is Carrara marble?

Carrara marble is a natural stone from the Apuan Alps of Tuscany in Italy. It is a classic looking Italian marble that is usualy grey / off white with distinctive subtle veins.

What size is a Carrara marble slab?

Our Carrara marble slabs usually measure from around 3 metres wide by 2 metres high and that is approximately the standard size they are available in.

What colour is Carrara marble?

Carrara marble is usually a greyish blue marble that has subtle yet distinctive veining. This is a classic Italian marble stone.

How do I clean my Carrara marble?

It is important to look after your Carrara marble and we have produced a marble care and cleaning guide to help you keep your stone in great condition.

What is the difference between Carrara and Calacatta marble?

There are quite a few differences between Carrara and Calacatta marble. Carrara is less rare than Calacatta so is cheaper and the latter, of which there are quite a few variations (Gold, Borghini, etc), tends to be whiter. For more information read our article on the difference between calacatta vs carrara marble.

Do I need to seal my Carrara marble

Yes, you should regularly seal your Carrara marble to ensure it has as much protection as possibe to prolong its good looks and lifespan.

Best Usage

Floorings

Hallways, kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms…

Kitchens

Kitchen islands, worktops, backsplash panels…

Bathrooms

Bathrooms vanities & basins, wall panels…

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