Arabescato Marble
The Arabescato is a variety from the Carrara area in Tuscany, with a white base and a strong arabesque pattern of gray veins. It is not a separate deposit but one of the versions of Italian white marble. In the market, it is mainly sold as Arabescato Cervaiole and Arabescato Vagli.
- Color
- White
- Origin
- Italy
- Material
- Marble
What is Arabescato
Arabescato is a variety from the Carrara area, not a standalone deposit. It stands out for its intense, almost design-like network of gray veins on a white background, reminiscent of arabesque, and from there it got its name. The documented variations are Arabescato Cervaiole and Arabescato Vagli, from different quarries of the Apuan Alps.
Features
- Origin: Apuan Alps, Carrara, Tuscany
- Relation: variety of the Carrara family
- Color: white
- Veins: intense gray, in a rich network
- Documented variations: Cervaiole, Vagli
Features
| Color | White |
|---|---|
| Origin | Italy |
| Material | Marble |
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Frequently Asked Questions
In the design. The Bianco Carrara has a calm, almost uniform background with fine veins, while the Arabescato has a strong and distinct network. It is the same geological material from the same area.
Because the design is bold, it is usually chosen where the surface needs to draw the eye. In large floors, care is needed in the sequence of the tiles, so that the veins connect and do not cut abruptly.
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