White marble with grey veining. Honed marble has a matt appearance compared to polished marble.

Black marble with white veining. Honed marble has a matt appearance compared to polished marble.

A classic, polished white marble with a high sheen and grey veining. No two pieces are the same.

A classic, polished black marble with a high sheen and white veining. No two pieces are the same.

A natural stone with layers of deep browns, greys, blues and greens. Hand-distressed and pitted in places for a rugged feel.

Varying tones of black peppered with occasional whispers of white. Contrasting veins in white, red, and brown. Matt sheen.

A warm grey peppered with occasional whispers of white, with fine veins in contrasting shades of white, red, and brown. Matt sheen.

One of nature's rarest marbles. Rich and intense in colour, in a spectrum of reds and purples with striking white veins.

Black marble with striking white veins and shimmering white crystals within the stone, just like stars in the night sky.

A very translucent Italian marble that shows the light more than any other marble. Ancients thought it was made of moonbeams.

White marble, lightly sanded for a matt finish with a very slight sheen, elevating the contrast of colours within the stone.

Black marble, lightly sanded for a matt finish with a very slight sheen, elevating the contrast of colours within the stone.

This authentic slate finish celebrates rugged and imperfect natural beauty, formed over millions of years.

Rugged and unrefined natural limestone with a textured lychee finish. An earthy beige with occasional red veins.

A snow white, translucent natural stone, with earthy black and brown markings often visible in the stone.

A pure, clear form of natural quartz, formed over millions of years and revered by ancient cultures as 'frozen rain'.