MARBLE

Natural, Timeless, Elegant

A collection of marble and stone samples in various shapes and colors arranged on a wall.
Bathroom with walls and sink made of beige and black marble with a veining pattern.
Clothing store display with beige and white garments on racks, shoes on the floor and platform, and handbags on a bench, set against a marble wall with natural light from a large window.

Few materials evoke timeless elegance quite like marble. For centuries, this storied stone has graced the kitchens, bathrooms, and gathering spaces of the world’s most iconic homes and hospitality spaces. With its luminous surface, delicate veining, and nuanced color palettes, marble offers a level of sophistication that feels both enduring and aspirational.

While marble is undeniably luxurious, it’s also surprisingly approachable—making it a favorite among designers looking to elevate spaces without overwhelming them. From the quiet charm of honed Carrara to the drama of richly veined Calacatta, marble provides a canvas of endless creative potential.

That said, marble is a living surface. It patinas over time and requires thoughtful maintenance. Its porous nature means sealing is essential, and acidic spills should be wiped quickly to avoid etching. But for many, these natural imperfections only deepen the beauty and character of the stone.

Marble countertops not only enhance the visual impact of a space—they often become its soul. When chosen with care and maintained with intention, marble can last for generations.

At Arista Stones, we curate a refined collection of marble slabs for discerning designers and homeowners alike. Visit our showrooms to explore a range of exceptional marbles that balance beauty with enduring design value.

Modern living room with beige rug, large rock coffee table, white sofa, wooden chair, minimalist fireplace, pink and brown marble wall panels, and a small vase with branches.
Modern living room with a green marble fireplace, white couches, and a beige armchair on a light carpet.

marble veining styles

  • Calacatta

    Calacatta marble is renowned for its dramatic veining that flows effortlessly across each slab. Rich in movement & character, it brings a sense of refined artistry & timeless sophistication to any space. Ideal for kitchens, baths, accent walls, & striking architectural details.

    Close-up of a marble surface with cream, black, and gray veining.

  • Carrara

    Carrara marble is defined by its refined elegance and cool-toned veining that dances across a soft, luminous surface. Long revered in classical architecture and sculpture, Carrara marble brings quiet grandeur to kitchens, accent walls, and architectural details alike.

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  • Statuario

    Statuario marble exudes timeless luxury with its luminous backdrop and bold, elegant veining. This rare stone makes a striking statement in both modern and classical interiors—ideal for those seeking refined drama in architectural and surface design.

    Close-up of black marble surface with white veining.

We’re here to answer all of your questions

  • You might be surprised at the affordability of marble countertops compared to other natural and artificial stone types. Marble is not the heaviest stone, though it is slightly softer and easier to damage before you apply the seal coat. The thickness of your marble and the specific slab type you choose will, of course, influence where your marble counter cost lies in that range.

  • Marble Counters are a natural stone so they are built to be durable! However, its porous nature makes it more susceptible to etching and staining. Remember to be cautious with your marble countertop, seal it every year, and use products like cutting boards to protect your countertop. Marble has been around for centuries and has withstood the test of time! However, if you are looking for the same marble look without the risk- try looking at our Quartz or Quartzite selection!

  • Yes! Are natural stones are heat resistant.

  • Marble counters are a natural stone so it is porous! Because of its porous nature, marble is heat resistant, but it is not stain resistant so remember to seal your counters often and keep them clean!

  • Depending on your lifestyle marble counters could be amazing or they could be inconvenient. As long as you are okay with a some maintenance and care, marble counters are definitely doable!

  • Marble should be cleaned with a pH-neutral stone cleaner or mild dish soap diluted in warm water—never harsh or acidic products like vinegar or bleach, which can damage the surface. Use a soft cloth or non-abrasive sponge, and dry the area thoroughly to prevent water spots. For best results, wipe up spills immediately and reseal the surface every 6-12 months to help protect against staining and etching.