Calacatta Viola Marble
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This marble is sourced from the Carrara region in Italy, renowned for its high-quality marble production. The Carrara quarries have been extracting marble for centuries, and Calacatta Viola is one of the more exclusive varieties, prized for its distinct coloration and elegance. The defining feature of Calacatta Viola is its striking white base, which serves as a canvas for bold, flowing veins of deep violet and purple. These veins can vary in intensity and thickness, creating a dynamic pattern that adds depth and movement to the stone. The interplay between the bright white and the rich purple offers a sophisticated contrast, making it a standout material in any setting.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our stones, care instructions, and the purchase process.
Our stone can be used for a variety of purposes, including as wall panels and shower panels. However, “natural stone” incorporates many different types of stone with varying levels of density, weight, and durability so it is always important to do your research to be certain that your desired stone is the best fit for its intended application.
No – we sell whole slabs. The square foot pricing noted on our website is for reference only.
Your marble can be easily polished or restored as often or as little as you require. Most spills that leave a light discolouration on the stone can be easily fixed without professional help, by using an effective cleaning solution and acting in a timely manner. Re-sealing the stone regularly will also help to maintain its ability to repel staining liquids.
Regular resealing is an important part of maintaining your natural stone. We recommend that you reseal all stone applications every 12 months, this includes bench tops, flooring and wall panels.