Calacatta Carrara Marble

Calacatta is a classic look for residential and commercial applications like its use as elegant floor tiles countertops and backsplashes.

Calacatta carrara marble.

Swatches are a representation and may vary in color from the final product. The truth is that calacatta marble is the most sought after material in the natural stone universe. Download swatch jpg 60 42 kb download full sheet jpg 161 01 kb note. Digital image color may vary from actual slab coloration.

Please obtain a sample of the product before making a final selection. To prevent staining seal the marble with a marble and granite sealer such as granite gold sealer. We asked expert michael bruno a salesperson with the tile and stone company ann sacks what he s learned about these three types of marble over 19 years in the business and the differences between them. Since calacatta marble is typically more popular than carrara it s sometimes considered to be better although this isn t a true statement.

This location causes confusion between calacatta and carrara marble since they are quarried in the same region. Please contact your stone source sales consultant to view photos of slabs currently in stock. Prices before installation for carrara tend to sit in the 75 100 per square foot range on average while calacatta can be upwards for 250. Calacatta is less abundant than carrara and many perceive the whiter field to be more high end than the less dramatic carrara.

The three most common types of italian marble are carrara calacatta and statuary also called statuario. Although this marble has some large and dramatic veining like calacatta it is grayer and also has many fine feathery lines. The backsplash has an overall gray tone and provides the color in this white kitchen. Suzie parkinson süza design save photo carrara.

There are calacatta marbles with intricate veining as seen in our calacatta gold marble for the detail oriented or larger bold veining featured in our calacatta lincoln for a striking appearance and even linear veining seen in our calacatta marble for something unique. We work quite a lot with both marble and i just would like to specify that people tend to prefer calacatta over carrara marble and the reason is simple. Usually carrara marble works better in the kitchen than calacatta because it tends to be darker and more heavily veined hiding all those coffee wine and food stains that are bound to occur. This marble is also quarried in carrara italy.

Whiter background colour and very catchy veins pattern. Photos are examples only. That s why actually calacatta gold or normal calacatta cost at least 4 times more than carrara marble.