Material
Marble
Quarried stone, polished or honed, no two pieces alike.
Real marble — quarried, sawn, and finished. Each slab is a one-of-one record of geologic time, with veining that no porcelain look-alike has perfectly replicated. We work with Italian Calacatta, Statuary, Carrara, plus rarer stones from Greece, Brazil, and Turkey.
Best for
When marble earns its place.
- 01
Statement kitchen islands and waterfall counters
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Bathroom walls, vanities, and shower surrounds
- 03
Fireplace mantels and hearths
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Designers who want a single defining moment in a room
From the catalog
Marble pieces, by appointment.
We carry curated marblepieces that aren’t all online yet. Visit our Lomita studio or reach out and we’ll prepare a selection for your project.
Common questions
Working with marble.
- Does marble stain easily?
- Marble is naturally porous. Honed finishes hide etching better than polished. With a high-quality sealer and prompt cleanup of acidic liquids (citrus, wine, vinegar), it ages beautifully.
- What's the difference between Calacatta and Carrara?
- Carrara is the gray-veined, soft-toned background marble. Calacatta is whiter with bolder, more dramatic veining and typically a premium price.
- Can marble be used outdoors?
- Some marbles can — but California sun and pool chemicals can dull polished finishes over time. We recommend honed finishes for any exterior application.
Compare materials
Other materials in our catalog
Porcelain
Engineered density, virtually any pattern, indoors or out.
Ceramic
Handmade-feel surfaces with depth, craft, and color.
Natural Stone
Limestone, travertine, quartzite — earth's own materials.
Zellige
Hand-pressed Moroccan terracotta with glaze that pools and pools.
Terracotta
Sun-baked clay, warm underfoot, ages like nothing else.
Glass Mosaic
Light-catching small format, slip-resistant in the wet.
Metal
Brushed brass, oxidized copper, blackened steel — accents only.