Black marbles
In the collection of black marbles you will find Levadia Black from Livadia, Marquina and Portoro. The dark base changes character depending on the veins and the finish. Compare the options for cladding, floors and special constructions, with suitability checks for your use.
Marble options
Black marble with white or golden veins
If you are looking for a black base with open veins, see it Marquina. For black marble with golden waters, start from the Portoro. The black Livadia adds a Greek option to the comparison.
In wall cladding or reception counter, it is worth considering the whole slab. The position and continuity of the veins affect the design after cutting.
What to watch out for on a dark surface
On a dark surface, dust, water residues or changes in gloss may be more visible, depending on the lighting. Compare polished and matte samples and consider how often the spot is used.
For cleaning, follow the instructions for the specific stone. Avoid acidic products that can harm the surface of carbonate materials.
See also the gray marbles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there Greek black marble in the collection?;
Yes, the Black Marble of Livadia, with the commercial name Levadia Black. See its page for the appearance and the information of the material.
Which material has a black base and golden veins?;
The Portoro. The intensity and the arrangement of the veins vary from slab to slab, which is why the photo serves as a reference point.
Can I put black marble in the bathroom?;
The choice depends on the material and on whether it is intended for wall, floor, or countertop. For the floor, additional slip resistance testing is required.
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