Marble in Gandhidham and Adipur
Marble brings softness and light to a home. Choose premium Italian and imported marble for luxury interiors, or Indian marble such as Makrana and Ambaji for floors, temples and carving.
Italian and Indian marble
Italian Marble
Premium marble for luxury floors, feature walls and interiors.
Indian Marble
Makrana, Ambaji, Rajnagar and more for floors, temples and carving.
Italian or Indian marble?
| Italian & imported | Indian | |
|---|---|---|
| Look | Bold veining, glossy whites, rich beiges, browns and onyx | Classic whites, greens and beiges with gentler veining |
| Typical uses | Living-room floors, feature walls, staircases, bathrooms, table tops | Flooring, temples, carving, cladding and paving |
| Cost | Premium | Usually costs less than imported marble |
Living with marble
Marble is softer and more porous than granite. It suits floors, walls, bathrooms and temples beautifully, but in kitchens it can etch with lemon, vinegar and other acids.
A stone sealer protects marble from stains, and a honed finish hides small scratches better than a mirror polish. We stock sealers and cleaners made for marble.
Finishes
- Polished
- Honed (matt)
- Brushed
Frequently asked questions
Read all FAQsIs marble good for flooring?
Yes. Marble makes elegant floors for living rooms, bedrooms, temples and lobbies. Use a sealer and soft cleaning products to keep it at its best.
Is marble good for kitchen platforms?
It can etch with acids such as lemon and vinegar, so for kitchens we usually suggest granite or Nano White. Marble suits table tops and islands with care.
What is the price of Italian marble?
It depends on the variety, slab size and thickness. We don’t publish prices; WhatsApp us for today’s rate.
Which white marble is best?
Statuario and Calacatta are the premium Italian whites. Makrana is the classic Indian white, and Ambaji white is excellent for carving.
Ask for today’s rate
Send the stone name, size and finish you need on WhatsApp. We reply with the current rate and what is in stock.