Introducing our latest collection of high-end stone and marble, meticulously sourced from the finest quarries around the globe. Our selection is designed to elevate any space, catering to the discerning tastes of homeowners, architects, and designers alike. Experience unparalleled quality and craftsmanship that transforms both residential and commercial environments.
Thassos marble is a beautiful white marble that is quarried on the Greek island of Thassos in the Aegean Sea.
Statuary marble, also known as Statuario, is a type of high-quality, white marble that is sourced from quarries in Italy.
Calacatta marble is a luxurious and sought-after natural stone that features a creamy white background with striking, gray and taupe veining.
Carrara marble is a type of high-quality, natural stone that is named after the region in Italy where it is quarried
Verde Fuoco granite stands out as one of the most visually striking natural stones available today. Sourced from the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia, this exotic granite displays a mesmerizing reptilian pattern with vibrant green tones intermixed with black, gray, red, gold, yellow, pink, and indigo accents. Each slab tells its own story through unique vein placement and color distribution, ensuring no two installations look identical. The stone’s distinctive appearance comes from its mineral composition, which includes 34.5% epidote, a rare component that creates those captivating fluorescent green hues throughout the material.
Verde Fuoco granite comes from Australian quarries that have operated for decades, extracting stone from ancient geological formations. The name "Fuoco" translates to "fire" in Italian, referencing the fiery red and orange accents that dance across the green base. Australian granite quarries are known for producing some of the world's most colorful and durable stone varieties, and Verde Fuoco represents the pinnacle of this tradition. The stone formed millions of years ago through intense heat and pressure deep within the Earth's crust, creating the complex mineral patterns visible today. Quarrying operations in South Australia employ advanced extraction techniques to preserve the stone's integrity and natural beauty from mountain to slab.
Verde Fuoco granite performs exceptionally well across residential and commercial applications. In kitchens, it creates show-stopping countertops that withstand daily cooking demands. The stone handles hot pots and pans without damage, resists scratches from knives and utensils, and maintains its appearance despite exposure to moisture and food acids. Bathroom vanities benefit from Verde Fuoco's water resistance and easy maintenance, while the bold coloring adds visual interest to powder rooms and master baths.
Beyond countertops, this granite excels in flooring applications where its hardness rating ensures longevity in high-traffic areas. Commercial spaces like hotel lobbies, restaurant entryways, and office reception areas use Verde Fuoco to make memorable first impressions. The stone also works beautifully as accent walls, fireplace surrounds, and backsplashes where its patterns can be showcased without overwhelming a space.
Outdoor applications take advantage of Verde Fuoco's weather resistance. Pool coping, patio surfaces, outdoor kitchen counters, and exterior wall cladding all benefit from this granite's ability to withstand temperature fluctuations, UV exposure, and moisture. The stone's dense composition prevents water absorption, reducing freeze-thaw damage in colder climates.
Verde Fuoco granite brings bold personality to any design scheme. The dominant green tones range from deep forest to bright lime, creating a natural focal point that draws the eye. Red and burgundy veining adds warmth, while black and gray components provide grounding contrast. Gold and yellow accents catch light and create shimmer, especially under pendant lighting or natural sunlight.
This granite pairs well with both modern and traditional design aesthetics. In contemporary spaces, the stone's organic patterns soften industrial elements like stainless steel appliances and concrete floors. Traditional interiors benefit from Verde Fuoco's rich coloring, which complements wood cabinetry, brass fixtures, and classic tile work. The stone works particularly well in eclectic designs where mixing materials and textures creates visual depth.
When selecting slabs, examine multiple options to find the color balance that suits your project. Some slabs feature heavier green concentration with minimal red accents, while others display more dramatic burgundy veining. The reptilian spotting pattern varies in density and size across different slabs, allowing customization based on whether you prefer subtlety or bold statement.
Daily maintenance requires only warm water and mild dish soap applied with a soft cloth or sponge. Wipe up spills promptly to prevent potential staining, though Verde Fuoco's dense structure makes it naturally stain-resistant. Avoid acidic cleaners, bleach, ammonia, and abrasive scrubbers that can dull the polished finish or damage the sealer.
Seal Verde Fuoco granite upon installation using a quality penetrating sealer designed for natural stone. Reseal annually or when water no longer beads on the surface. The sealing process takes minutes and protects against moisture penetration and staining. For commercial installations with heavy use, consider sealing twice yearly.
Minor scratches and dulling can be addressed by professional stone restoration services. Most surface damage responds well to buffing and repolishing, restoring the original luster without replacing the entire surface.
Visit our Long Island City showroom to view Verde Fuoco granite slabs in person and experience the stone's remarkable colors and patterns up close. Our stone specialists will help you select the perfect slab for your project, answer technical questions, and provide detailed quotes. Contact us today to schedule your appointment or browse our current Verde Fuoco inventory online with daily updates on available slabs, sizes, and pricing.
