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Marble is a natural stone, so there are many variations within a piece. There will be different tones/colors within the same. Explore the rainbow of popular white and colored marble varieties mined from Indian quarries.
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Best Quality Marble. There are several types of marble available around the world each carrying different patterns and colour tones.
We have multiple collection of MARBLE – Onyx Marble, Katni Marble, White Marble, Green Marble, Agaria Marble, and Italian Marble.
Marble in India, come in different colours – Green Marble, White Marble, Pink marble. Some Marble have the design like plywood they are called ONYX. There are many other varieties so any stone which gets cut in to slab, gets used for construction.
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Marble has a magical ability to make any space in your home feel like it has been coated with luxury, and for some home. Bhandari Marble Group is the perfect place for all types of marble, granite and other Italian Marble which is gives your home a new touch of elegance and extra ordinary. Marble is one of the most luxurious flooring choices for use in the home.
The right marble can perfectly complement an entrance, kitchen, living room, or any other space that you could think of! It can give your home a touch of class that no other flooring can.
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How do you know the right kind of marble to choose? Which will be right for which area? This article covers some of the more readily available types of marble.
There are three different types of marble that area available for flooring. These are:
• Afyon Travertine
• Blue Jeans Marble
• Blue Jeans Marble
• Bianco-Carrara
• Bianco Carrara
• Bursa-Emperador
• Bursa Emperador
• Light Travertine
• Marmara Zebra
• Milas Lilac Slab
• Mugla-White-slab
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Marble may occur in a huge variety of colours, from whites and beiges, through to reds, greens, browns, and blacks. Each type of marble will have different streak patterns, widths, and grains. Although known for its white hues, our marble color choices are just as varied as your unique style.
Marble is available at The Tile Shop in black, green, grey, blue, brown, red, beige and more. Marble is a metamorphic rock composed of recrystallized carbonate minerals, most commonly calcite or dolomite. Marble may be foliated. In geology the term “marble” refers to metamorphosed limestone, but its use in stonemasonry more broadly encompasses unmetamorphosed limestone. Makrana white marble is by far the most common type of marble and, as previously mentioned, is usually the least expensive
PRESENTING THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF MARBLE WITH BHANDARI MARBLE GROUP
*CREMA BEIGE
This is a type of marble originating from Turkey. As the name indicates, the marble has a cream beige hue to it. The colour across the stone is consistent, with not much variation, which makes it appear almost flat, but with a hint of depth.
*CREMA MARFIL
Not technically a marble, but a limestone, real Cream Marfil mimics the look of marble. Original Crema Marfil is from a region in Spain near Alicante. It has a light cream colour to it with a little more variation to it than the Crema Beige.
*CALACATTA MARBLE
Calacatta marble is a brilliant white marble with light grey larger, thicker striations throughout. This type of marble looks amazing over a wider area, or in the bathroom. Calacatta does not in fact come from Calcutta, India, but from Carrara in Italy– which is also the name of our next marble.
*CARRARA WHITE MARBLE
Carrara marble is quite similar to Calacatta marble, which is why the two can get mixed up fairly easily. The main difference between the two is in the veining. While Calcutta has longer, thicker, and sometimes meandering veining, Carrara marble has finer, more prevalent veins which tend to be fairly linear.
*DARK EMPERADOR
Dark Emperador is one of the darker marbles that you can use and is popular in Australian homes. The marble is an earthy brown with light cream to beige veins throughout. This type of marble is originally from Spain too.
*VOLAKAS
Could you guess from the name that this marble is from Greece? This is a beautiful white marble with very light grey to blue striations. It is popular for indoor use including bathrooms and statues.
BHANDARI MARBLE GROUP- HAVING MANY MORE DIFFERENT MARBLES
Of course, there are many more different marbles than just what we’ve named here! If you are looking for inspiration for your marble floor in India, or maybe just a little confused, May sure to call us to our experts for Advice. We are experienced in a huge variety of marbles and would love to help you out with all your marble flooring needs. The most popular white marble varieties are Kishangarh, Makrana, and Banswara.
These three marble can sometimes resemble one another, but there are differences that are important to note in order to be able to choose just the right one.
This popular white marble has a clean look with its subtle gray hues.
• Agaria White Marble
• Banswara White Marble
• Makrana White Marble
Types of Marble -How are they Different?
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The pioneer group of Marble Granite and natural stones. Marble is a rock, which can be found in quarries all over the world. Different types of marble come from different areas and are classified based on composition, color, and finish. Marble comes in a variety of colors, so if you are looking for a way to decorate your kitchen, bathroom, floor, or walls in a luxurious way, marble is an excellent option to consider. Not only does marble come in many colors, but each type of marble has many hues, patterns, and a completely different look.
With so many options, you would be surprised that two houses or rooms can both be decorated in marble and have such opposing styles. Whether you’re going for a traditional look or a modern vibe, you can use marble to achieve exactly what you want. Let’s take a look at the many types of marble to choose from, how to identify each one, and ways to use these types of marble in your home.
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TYPES OF INDIAN MARBLE
*MAKRANA MARBLE
Makrana is a popular type of marble, which is quarried in the Carrara region of Italy. It is typically white with dark gray veining throughout. Calacatta is relatively rare, so it’s considered a luxury stone. It looks great when paired with stainless steel appliances or in bathrooms. The Calacatta Gold version of this stone has more of a rich color than the typical white Calacatta marble. It’s slighter warmer in tone, but not dark. The Calacatta Gold marble still has the deep gray veining throughout. Because Calacatta is one of the most popular types of marble, we’ve explained more in depth some of the other subtypes below:
*MORWAD WHITE MARBLE
This is more of a neutral-toned version of the typical Calacatta, and it has off-white markings and veining throughout. These markings are dark, usually brown or black.
*BANSWARA WHITE MARBLE
Banswara marble is an off-white or white type of marble, which usually has dark brown or black veining. This marble is quarried in Carrara, Italy, which is one of the most popular areas for marble production. Only true marble connoisseurs will be able to see the differences between Arabescato, Carrara, and Calacatta marble types, because all of these can be very similar in appearance.
*KUMARI WHITE MARBLE
KUMARI MARBLE this is an off-white marble, similar to the MAKRANA DUNGARI, except the markings and veining are very dark in color. This type of Makrana marble is almost except that the marking and veining will be darker.
*DUNGARI MARBLE
Dungari marble is a type of marble with various subtypes including Bardiglio Bluette, Bardiglio Imperiale Chiaro, Bardiglio Nuvolato, and Bardiglio Scuro. Overall, Bardiglio is a marble type which comes in a brownish-gray color and the subtypes of it simply have different hues with a variation of different veining throughout.
*CHAK DUNGARI MARBLE
As the same suggests, this is a grayish-white marble, and the veining is subtle, but light-brown in color. This marble is off-white with a mix of brown, and has darker veining throughout. This marble is a whitish-beige color and has medium-brown veining throughout. This type of marble has a distinct look, with a medium-brown color and large splotches that are lighter in color.
*MAKRANA WHITE MARBLE
Many people get the Makrana white marble Calacatta and Carrara marble types confused, because they are both quarried in the Carrara region of Italy, however, Carrara marble is usually white, gray, or blue-gray in color. The veining in Carrara marble is not as strong or as dark gray as Calacatta marble. It can be light and feathery or more linear. Carrara is also much more widely available than Calacatta marble. Many people like to use Carrara in bathrooms because it is such a pristine white. It provides a clean feel to any room.
*ALBETA MARBLE
Alberta marble is also quarried in Spain, and it comes in many different color variations. Many people know this type of marble for being a creamy yellowish color, with varying intensities of veining. This marble can be used in combination with other warm and natural accents in your home. It goes particularly well with wood. A lot of people choose to use Crema Marfil marble in exterior home renovations because it provides a great natural aesthetic
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Another important fact to note is that when people refer to Carrara, they are actually referring to Bianco Carrara, which is the white type of Carrara. Other types of marble which are quarried in Carrara, Italy can also be considered Carrara marble; however, they do not go by the Carrara name. Because this is one of the most popular types of marble alongside Calacatta, we’ve provided some of the most common subtypes of Bianco Carrara below.
ITALIAN MARBLE TYPES
• Bianco Carrara Extra
• Bianco Carrara Venato
• Dark Marble
• Grey-Fi-Toh
• Black Granite & Black Marble
• Blue Onyx & Blue Marble
• Statuario Marble
• Yellow Marble
• Pink Marble
• Calacatta Marble
• Green Marble
*DARK MARBLE
Dark colours marble is quarried in three different regions throughout Spain, and it can come in a variety of different hues, however, the most popular is the Dark Emperador. The Dark Emperador marble is a deep chocolate brown toned marble, which provides a homey feel to any house. Many people use this marble for floors or fireplaces. It usually has fine grains and irregular veining throughout. As you can see, marble varies tremendously from bright white to dark brown, so it can be used to decorate any home.
*GREY-FI-TOH MARBLE
Grey-Fi-Toh marble is a type of marble that is quarried in Milan, Italy, and it is a deep gray color with lighter gray linear veining throughout. This is a great marble to use if you’re going for a modern or contemporary look in your home because it provides a more uniform and geometric design. It has a clean, matte finish and can be used in bathrooms, on floors, or in kitchens. Many people use it in showers or as a tile backsplash.
*BLACK GRANITE AND BLACK MARBLE
Black marble is used in many modern homes because it is so sleek and chic. Black marble, with the most common type being Nero Marquina, is deep in color with white or gray irregular veining throughout. It looks great as a kitchen countertop or for your fireplace. It can also be paired perfectly with white marble accents. Remember, when choosing marble, you never have to stick with just one type. Many people choose a variety of different marble types to decorate their home.
*WALL STONE AND TRAVERTINE
Travertine is a very popular type of marble, which comes in a variety of neutral and beige tones. This is a porous marble, so there is no veining shown in it. It provides a very consistent look throughout a home. Many people choose to use Travertine tile in their home or in their bathroom showers. It is known as a precious marble.
*BLUE MARBLE AND BLUE ONYX
Blue marble comes in a variety of deep blue, light blue and gray hues with blue veining throughout. This marble is very soothing and works great in bathrooms, backsplashes, or water fixtures. It also looks subtle and clean when put into a tile pattern. Blue marble is a medium blue shaded marble with white splotches. This type of marble is unique and very beautiful. It is often used in bathrooms. It looks like clouds in the sky and can make any room feel dreamy or calming.
*FANTASY BROWN MARBLE
Fantasy Brown Marble has a light brownish-white coloring with dark dotted marking inside as well as some veining. This is a unique type of marble, and it has some subtypes including Beola Verde, which has a brownish-gold tone.
*STATUARIO MARBLE
STATUARIO MARBLE is another white marble, which can be hard to differentiate from Carrara, Calacatta and Arabescato marble types. They all have dark veining throughout that adds beautiful contrast to their pristine white backdrops. Statuary marble comes in subtypes such as Statuary Carrara 1, which is almost completely white in color, Statuary Carrara, which has slightly more yellow tones, and Statuary Mossa, which is a beige marble.
*YELLOW TRAVERTINE
Yellow marble is a yellowish/beige marble with both veining and markings in it. It almost looks like it is tiled with small fragmented pieces inside. It is considered to be a busy marble because there are so many small details within each slab. Each piece is unique, which makes it a great choice if you want your home to be special.
*PINK MARBLE
Pink marble has a beautiful red/yellow tone to it. The veining throughout is creamy and irregular. It looks warm and can make any home feel cozy, yet chic. Rosso marble can also come in much darker shades of maroon and brown with white veining. This marble is quarried in Turkey and is oftentimes used to make fountains, floors, pools, and countertops.
*GREEN MARBLE
Green marble is a rich, green marble with white veining throughout. It can vary from dark green hues to olive green. Verde is also referred to as a Serpentine stone because its color is closely related to limestone. With such a beautiful color, you’ll find Verde marble in some of the most luxurious bathhouses and homes throughout Europe.
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The possibilities with marble types are endless and so are the colors. Once you think you’ve learned all of the types of marble out there, don’t be surprised if there are even more to discover.
TYPES OF MARBLE BY COMPOSITION
When looking at types of marble by composition, think of these are more of an overarching category. Many types of marble can fall under these composition types because the composition type is how the marble is formed as opposed to just the color of the marble. These composition types have more to do
*CLASTIC MARBLE
You can identify clastic marbles by small rock deposits or fossils within the marble. Clastic marbles can be found in and around Lucca, Spain. While marble is not a clastic rock itself, some marble is clastic in composition simply because it contains fragmented pieces within it.
*SERPENTINE
Serpentine marble is more green or brownish in color and looks similar to limestone. This type of marble is easily identifiable by its color, and it is called Serpentine after the siliceous stone by the same name.
*PURE CALCAREOUS
Pure calcareous marbles are usually composed of large crystals and don’t have any fossils inside. The different types of pure calcareous include travertine, saccharoids, spatic, and alabaster marbles. They can be white or colorful in appearance.
*CALCAREOUS CRYPTO-CRYSTALLINE
Calcareous crypto-crystalline marbles have a crystalline composition and contain multicolored fossils inside. Anytime you see vibrantly colored marbles, there’s a chance that they are of this composition. One example is the votive chapel of the Unknown Soldier in Rome.
TYPES OF MARBLE BY ORIGIN-BHANDARI MARBLE GROUP
Because marble is produced all over the world, one easy way to classify marble is by the origin in which it’s quarried. Most people like to know the origin of the marble they are putting in their home because it’s a great conversation starting and helps explain the status and story of the stone. Europe, Africa, Asia Minor, and the Americas are the four main regions where marble is quarried and produced.
*EUROPE ????????
Italy is the main country in Europe producing marble, with top types of marble, such as Carrara, Calacatta, Bottochino, the red marble of Verona, and Siena marble. Spain is also a popular country for marble production with popular types such as Crema Marfil and Dark Emperador coming from Spain. Spain produces other types too, including Nero Marquina, which is type of black marble. Other countries in Europe which have marble types include Greece, Belgium, France, the Czech Republic, and Ireland.
*AMERICA ????????
Brazil, the United States, Argentina, and Mexico are the top countries in America where marble is quarried. Brazil is the top country with over 1,000 types of natural stones being produced there. In the United States, they produce 9 types of marble, including Creole, Etowah, Yule, St. Genevieve, Vermont, Tuckahoe, and Sylacauga marbles. Mexico and Argentina each produce only a few types of stone each, however, they still remain significant in the market.
*ASIA ????????
Turkey has produced some notable marble types, including Makrana, which is used extensively throughout the Taj Mahal in India. Turkey is also home to the Proconesio marbles, which were used during the Roman Empire. Also in Asia Minor, Oman and Pakistan are known for their production of precious marbles, which have been used in ancient tradition.
*AFRICA ????????
Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, and Ethiopia are the four most popular countries in Africa for marble production. Alabaster and Galala are two popular types of marble originating from Egypt, and the Ancient Yellow marble is a popular stone coming from Tunisia. Dalati is a predominantly white warble which comes from Ethiopia as well.
WHERE YOU CAN APPLY ALL THESE MARBLE’S-BHANDARI MARBLE GROUP
When using marble to design or renovate your home, the opportunities are endless. Many people use marble for statues, outdoor water fixtures, mosaics, decorative bathroom tiles, fireplace mantle pieces, and many more creative endeavors. The most popular places for marble in your house will be your kitchen, your bathrooms, your floors, and possibly your furniture. Here are some design ideas to get you started.
*KITCHEN
The kitchen is one of the most popular places to use marble. Many people use marble for countertops or kitchen islands to create a clean, expensive, and chic look. Depending on what look you’re going for, white marbles such as Carrara or Calacatta can be a great choice for kitchen design. However, mixing white with black marble accents can also work well in kitchens. Your color tones and marble types will depend on what theme you’ve chosen, but thankfully, marble has so many options to choose from.
*BATHROOM
In the bathroom, marble is used for countertops, floors, backsplashes, and showers. Using marble as opposed to basic tile can go a long way in improving your bathroom and making it look upscale for guests. Many people choose to use tiled marble in their showers or even add in a mosaic marble design for some flare. Carrara marble is a great option if you need to stick to a budget.
*FLOORS
Marble floors will make any kitchen, bathroom, or entryway look magnificent. You can cover parts of it with beautiful rugs for a cozier feel, but the marble and its veining will stand out and really add a sense of luxury to your home. While most people go with wood floors, those who have the confidence to go with marble are one of a kind. A lot of people choose big diamond patterned tiles of marble for their floors, but small tiles may also be good for smaller spaces. It’s completely up to you.
*WALLS
Surprisingly, you can put marble tiles on your walls as well, not just in your shower or on a backsplash. Marble walls can look great with wood floors. You can even do one marble accent wall if you want to make a statement in a specific room. If you have a modern fireplace, consider making that entire wall marble. It will look glamorous and allow the rest of the room to be cozy.
*FURNITURE
You can make any furniture out of marble if you choose, but of course, you’ll want to stick to more decorative pieces or tables, chairs, nightstands, etc. Statues, stairs, and outdoor pieces are also good options—the possibilities are truly endless. Any piece of marble in your house will make a statement and show your guests that you value luxury, class, and quality.
FROM WHERE YOU CAN BUY ALL THESE MARBLE’s
Marble of all types can be bought and shipped from online suppliers or from local distributors. Most cities have a variety of marble suppliers to choose from, and if you’re renovating your home, your contractor may partner with specific suppliers which they can recommend to you.
If you’re looking for particularly precious stones, you may have to get the exact number of slabs needed to be shipped in directly from the area in which they are quarried. However, these areas are used to having to send out their marble all over the world. Marble is sold by the square foot and can vary tremendously in price depending on the particular type of stone you choose. Carrara is one of the most budget-friendly options for marble because it is the most widely available. More precious and expensive options include Calacatta and colorful stones like Verde, Blue Marble, and Nero Marquina.
MAINTENANCE OF MARBLE IS VERY IMPORTANT TASK FOR EVERY PERSON- SO HERE WE ARE GIVE SOME TIPS FOR MAINTENANCE OF MARBLE
Marble is a great choice for your home because it is a much more sustainable option than wood and other materials. Stone will last longer than any other material out there, and though it takes some maintenance, it is extremely sturdy and will hold up against any beating you give it. One part of maintaining your marble floors and countertops is to protect it with proper sealing. That way, it will be waterproof.
You’ll also want to treat your marble as you would any wood surface and protect it with coasters and cutting boards as well as wiping up spills immediately. You can use specific marble cleaning sprays in order to keep your floors and counters clean on a daily and weekly basis. There is a system of annual maintenance, weekly maintenance, and daily spot maintenance, which will keep your marble shining and looking its best. Just like any other piece of your house, marble needs to be looked after and treated with care.
MARBLE TILES- BHANDARI MARBLE GROUP
Marble tile comes in a wide range of colors, making it an ideal choice for accentuating any type of decor. In addition to the multitude of hues available, the differences in vein patterns and grain distinguish various types of marble from one another. To the untrained eye, it might be difficult to differentiate the types of marble. With so many options to choose from, it’s helpful to do some research so you make the best decision for your renovation project. Depending on the type of marble used, it can add sophistication to a kitchen or an artistic flair to a foyer. The abundance of marble colors and types available allows you to complement or contrast hues or create distinctive mosaic patterns on floors and walls with this material. No matter which type you decide to install, marble tile adds a timeless visual impact wherever it’s placed.
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*CARRARA MARBLE TILES
This is generally white, gray or blue-gray and commonly used in sculpture and building decor. Its veining is more linear and can either be small and fine or soft and feathery, although it can be dramatic. One of the more readily available marble options, Carrara is one of the most commonly used marbles in residences. Since it can have a stark, pristine whiteness, use it in bathrooms to add an airy and clean feel.
*STATUARIO MARBLE TILES
A sister stone to Carrara, statuary marble features a uniform background and light gray tones with distinctive and more dramatic veining. Its semi translucent white background gives it a shiny, glossy feel, reflects light and provides a radiant finish that enhances any room.
*CALACATTA STATUARIO TILES
Marble tiles can enhance and add an airy lightness to any room (Carrara Stone Marble Containers – Calacatta Statuario)
*CALACATTA WHITE MARBLE TILES
“Due to its rarity, many people consider Calacatta a luxury stone.”Often misspelled as Calacatta, this marble tile is also commonly mistaken for Carrara marble. Calacatta marble is generally white with dark veining in large, thick patterns. For some homes, it can add a striking look when paired with the stainless steel of a kitchen or the white porcelain of a bathroom. Since it is rarer than Carrara, many people consider Calacatta a luxury stone. Calacatta gold marble adds a splash of richness to the tiles, and it can radiate either warm and cool tones depending on what colors you match with it.
*EMPERADOR MARBLE TILES
Quarried from three regions in Spain, this stone varies from the whites and grays associated with Calacatta and Carrara and come in different shades of brown. It typically exhibits fine grains with irregular veins. Its darker color makes it an ideal choice for a high-traffic floor or a charming fireplace surround.
*CREMA MARFIL MARBLE TILES
Also quarried in Spain, crema marfil comes in many tonal variations. The most prevalent and well-known tiles have a light-beige or yellowish color with uniform backgrounds and veins varying in intensity and irregularity. Crema marfil is typically used with other darker and more colored natural stones, and is commonly found in exterior cladding, flooring and decorations. Large reserve and wide market availability makes this an appealing choice for homeowners and architects.
Even after considering your options, it’s helpful to order samples to see the various shades of a particular type of marble in person. Since marble is a natural stone, there can be a variety of color streaks and vein patterns, even within a single set. But this only adds to marble’s charm, and you can easily use this particular characteristic to create truly exceptional patterns.
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