Marble

• Carrara: Subtle grey veins on a white background-affordable and versatile.
• Calacatta: Bold, dramatic veining; ideal for statement walls and benchtops.
• Statuario: Bright white base with fine grey veins; luxury hotels’ favourite.
• Nero Marquina: Deep black marble with striking white streaks.

Slabs (20–30 mm thick) are perfect for seamless benchtops and splashbacks, while tiles in 10–15 mm thickness suit floors and walls. Pre-made marble dining tables and coffee tables offer plug-and-play elegance-browse our curated range alongside raw material.

Measure lift capacities, access points and substrate tolerance before ordering. Full-height splashbacks look best in a single slab; larger kitchens may require book-matching for visual continuity.

• Polished: High gloss, enhances colour; more prone to visible etching.
• Honed: Satin sheen, hides scratches; popular for family kitchens.
• Leathered: Textured, slip-resistant; ideal for outdoor bars and wet areas.

Marble is porous. Apply a penetrating sealer on installation, then re-seal every 12–18 months. Wipe spills immediately-especially citrus, wine and oils-to avoid etching. Use pH-neutral cleaners only.

• Entry-level Carrara vanity top: A$650–A$950 per m²
• Premium Calacatta benchtop: A$1,500–A$2,800 per m²
• Floor tiles 600×600 mm: A$190–A$380 per m²

Prices vary with slab thickness, complexity of edging and regional labour rates.

Look for suppliers who provide quarry traceability and third-party environmental certifications. Reclaimed marble and off-cut reuse lower embodied carbon without sacrificing aesthetics.

Marble weighs around 2,700 kg/m³-ensure cabinetry and substrates are engineered for the load. Use white adhesive to avoid discolouration. For mitred waterfall ends, insist on experienced stonemasons and dry-layout approval.

If marble’s porosity or price doesn’t align with part of your project, explore other stone slabs available on ArchiPro:

• Granite – dense and heat-resistant for outdoor kitchens
• Limestone – soft, warm tones for heritage builds
• Travertine – cross-cut patterns perfect for courtyards
• Slate – naturally non-slip for pool surrounds
• Engineered stones – low-maintenance alternative for busy households
• Quartz – consistent colourways for modern schemes
• Porcelain – ultra-thin panels for cladding
• Bluestone – rugged outdoor pavers
• Sintered stone – UV-stable façades
• Terrazzo stone – retro-chic floors

• Premium selection vetted for Australian standards
• Transparent pricing and easy quote requests
• Direct access to specialist stonemasons and installers

Ready to elevate your space? Explore the full collection, compare suppliers and bring the enduring beauty of marble to your next project.