Marble-look composite stone

MarbleCo artificial marble is a composite stone with a marble pattern, not natural marble. It is made from mineral components with binders and processing additives.

The collection has 11 textures. Each comes in 3040 × 1840 mm slabs, 14–80 mm thick, with five surface finishes, from glossy to leather.

11 textures

FX1001
VanBar Marble
A sandy beige background with fine pale veins swirling into a soft, low-contrast marble-look pattern. In the living room project it forms the light base, paired with brown FX1007.
FX1002
Silver Dune
A grey background with layered, wavy white and graphite streaks: a low-contrast marble-look pattern. In the “Geometry of contrast” project it forms the main floor surface; in a bathroom project it is used on the floor.
FX1003
Noir Marquina
A deep black background with a web of fine white veins and occasional golden flecks: a high-contrast marble-look pattern. In the restaurant project it clads the columns.
FX1005
Galaxy Marquina
A black background with a close-knit web of white and silvery-grey veins across the whole surface: a marble-look pattern. Unlike Noir Marquina (FX1003), it has no golden flecks.
FX1008
Perla Grigia
A light grey background with small white streaks running in one direction: a soft marble-look pattern. In the entrance area project it is laid on the floor.
FX1009
Roccia Smeraldo
A dark blue-green background, almost black in places, with a dense marble-look pattern of turquoise and pale veins. In a bathroom project it is the central accent, listed there as Verde Guatemala.
FX1012
Inverno
A cool, light background with a greenish tint and dense dark grey veins swirling in waves: a lively marble-look pattern. In the reception project it forms the central wall panel.
FX1014
Rosso Francia
A rich, brick-toned red-brown background with irregular pinkish-white streaks and veins: a medium-contrast marble-look pattern.
FX1015
Nerobianco
A white background with bold black and graphite streaks and veins: a high-contrast, graphic marble-look pattern. In the entrance area project it forms the central wall panel.
FX1016
Andromeda
A black background divided by a web of thin grey veins into large rounded fragments, with golden flecks along the veins: a marble-look pattern. Used in the waiting area project.
FX1018
Ivory Marble
A light ivory background with a yellowish cast and soft creamy-white veins: a calm marble-look pattern. In the waiting area project it is paired with black FX1016.

Colours and patterns

The light textures are Inverno and Nerobianco; VanBar Marble and Ivory Marble are beige, and Silver Dune and Perla Grigia are grey. The dark textures are Noir Marquina, Galaxy Marquina and Andromeda, which is black with golden veining. The coloured options are green Roccia Smeraldo and red Rosso Francia. If the shade you need is not here, the stone's colour and pattern can be developed to order.

Where marble-look stone is used

A public hall uses Noir Marquina, and a waiting area pairs Andromeda with Ivory Marble. Central wall panels are made of Inverno in a reception area and of Nerobianco in an entrance area, where the floor is Perla Grigia. In a restaurant the columns are clad in Noir Marquina. In a bathroom Roccia Smeraldo is the central accent, with Silver Dune on the floor.

How it differs from natural marble

MarbleCo marble-look stone is not natural marble but a composite based on natural mineral raw materials. Compared with natural stone, it has a more controlled structure and consistent decorative properties. Colour, pattern, size and thickness can be specified for each project. Specifications and a comparison are on the Material and properties page.