quartzite, grey

Imported from Brazil, this is a stunning grey marble with brown varied veins throughout the slab. The irregular veins paint a picture of its own like an art piece, making it a brilliant option for feature walls and other high-traffic areas. Its functional resistance to heat, stains, and scratches makes it a practical choice for larger projects such as countertops and walls.

Beige-grey quartzite imported from Brazil. It is characterized by its white and gray color with soft pink and beige tones. The name ''Taj Mahal'' comes from the stone's resemblance to the iconic white marble of the Taj Mahal, one of the greatest examples of Mughal architecture.

Classy white quartzite with grey breccia veins throughout the stone. It looks similar to the classic Italian white marbles such as Statuario, Arabescato, Calacatta, etc., but it has a harder composition compared to marble.

Exotic grey-blue quartzite imported from Brazil. It has glistening blue crystal veins streaming through parts of the stone to give it a unique pop of colour. This piece could be used for statement pieces around the house such as countertops, feature walls, and tabletops.

Exotic blue-grey quartzite imported from Italy. It has areas of grey and pale green with brown veins throughout the stone. The contrasting arrangements and colours make it a brilliant option for feature walls and countertops. It could stand alone as a piece of art in your home as well.

Stunning grey-blue quartzite from Brazil. The unmistakable brown veins form an abstract pattern, making it look like a piece of art, engineered by nature. Its cool tones and pattern makes it a good choice for feature walls, tabletops, and countertops.

A grey-blue Quartzite found in Brazilian quarries. Characterized by its beautiful sectionary flows marked by thin gold and grey lines throughout the stone, giving off a scenic wavy aesthetic. Perfect for book matching, flooring, and feature walls.