Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can! Millions of European homes have marble kitchens. However, you must accept that it will show wear (etching and scratching) over time. If you want a surface that looks "brand new" forever, we recommend Granite or a marble-look Quartz.

Carrara is more common, has a greyer background, and softer, more frequent veining. Calacatta is rarer (and more expensive), has a brighter white background, and features bolder, thicker, and more dramatic veins.

It varies wildly. Carrara marble is often surprisingly affordable—comparable to mid-range quartz. However, rare slabs like Calacatta Gold or Statuario can be among the most expensive stones on the market.