KARIAMARBLE - Marble & Travertine Blocks, Slabs and Tiles

Mugla white marble, which is the light of Mugla province, is also known as "Bianco Ibiza Marble" in the world. Muğla white marble is generally found in interior and exterior cladding, pier-step, flooring, handrail and decorative applications. White colored marble groups are preferred especially in our country, in America, Azerbaijan and especially in all Arab countries.

Marmara White marble is practically peerless in the natural stone world when it comes to its durability, purity and beauty. It's synonymous with luxury, elegance and sophistication and is seen as a symbol of status in residential and commercial buildings around the world. Marmara White Marble features distinctive linear veins of gray set beautifully on a creamy white background. This beautiful natural marble is the perfect choice to create stunning marble countertops, marble tile floors, and wall features.

We witness the continuous use of marble throughout history in terms of interior design and architecture. For this reason, natural stones and marble varieties have always been products in high demand. Limestone or limestone marble, which stands out among the natural stone types, has always been the reason for preference with its decorative usage features.

It takes its name from the name given to the color of rain-laden clouds in English. It adds a different atmosphere to the projects as it has a color close to black in dark gray tones and reflects the unique beauties of nature. Usage areas are used indoors and outdoors. Different surface treatments add difference to your projects.

It is one of the most used among beige marbles. When polished, an extremely sharp image is obtained. You can see it in the photos above. As a company, we definitely recommend it to our customers in decorative and special architectural works.

Known in petrography as "ophicalsite", these marbles are the product of thrust tectonics and hydrothermal fluids circulating in cracks in the rocks. Elazig Cherry, depending on its reputation, ceased to be used as a building stone in village houses and garden walls in the 1970s, and today it has gained a place in the world's few projects .