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
Covelano marble stands as one of Italy’s most refined natural stones, quarried in the mountainous Alto Adige region near Bolzano. This exceptional marble captivates designers and homeowners with its pure white base and distinctive veining in warm gold, cool silver, or subtle grey tones. Each slab of Bianco Covelano showcases a fine crystalline structure that produces a luminous, polished surface unmatched by other white marbles.
The quarries of Covelano sit high in the Italian Alps, where geological forces created this remarkable stone over millions of years. The region's unique mineral composition gives covelano marble its characteristic purity, with calcium carbonate content exceeding 95%. Quarrymen have extracted this prized stone for centuries, supplying it to palaces, villas, and sacred buildings across Europe. Today, modern extraction methods preserve the integrity of each block while making this historic material accessible for contemporary projects.
Covelano marble delivers exceptional performance across residential and commercial applications. Kitchen countertops benefit from its heat resistance and luxurious appearance, particularly when bookmatched to create dramatic patterns. The stone's durability makes it suitable for high-traffic flooring in entryways, living spaces, and hospitality settings.
Bathroom installations showcase covelano marble at its finest. Vanity tops, shower walls, and tub surrounds transform ordinary bathrooms into spa-like retreats. The marble's natural resistance to moisture, when properly sealed, ensures longevity in these wet environments.
Wall cladding and backsplashes allow the stone's veining to become a focal point. Full-height slab installations eliminate grout lines and create seamless visual impact. Fireplace surrounds, accent walls, and architectural details gain instant sophistication when clad in this Italian marble.
Commercial spaces including hotel lobbies, restaurants, and office buildings specify covelano marble for reception desks, feature walls, and flooring. The material communicates quality and permanence while maintaining a timeless aesthetic that won't feel dated in ten years.
Design and Aesthetic Appeal
The beauty of covelano marble lies in its versatility. A soft white background provides a neutral canvas that works with both warm and cool color palettes. Golden veining adds richness to traditional and transitional interiors, complementing wood tones and brass fixtures. Silver and grey veining suits contemporary spaces with chrome, stainless steel, and minimalist design elements.
The fine grain creates a smooth, even surface that accepts a high polish beautifully. This reflective quality bounces light around rooms, making spaces feel larger and brighter. For those preferring a softer look, honed finishes offer a matte appearance while maintaining the stone's inherent elegance.
No two slabs match exactly. Natural variations in vein intensity, color distribution, and pattern ensure your installation remains unique. Some slabs display bold, dramatic veining while others show subtle, delicate patterns. This natural variation means you can select material that aligns perfectly with your design vision.
Covelano pairs effortlessly with other materials. It balances the warmth of walnut or oak cabinetry, provides contrast against dark tile, and harmonizes with quartz or granite on adjacent surfaces. Designers appreciate this flexibility when creating cohesive, layered interiors.
Proper maintenance keeps covelano marble looking pristine for decades. Seal the stone immediately after installation and reseal annually in high-use areas like kitchen counters. Use only pH-neutral cleaners specifically formulated for marble. Acidic substances including lemon juice, vinegar, and wine will etch the surface if left unattended.
Clean spills immediately with a soft cloth and warm water. Avoid abrasive scrubbers or harsh chemicals that can dull the finish. For daily cleaning, a damp microfiber cloth removes dust and light soil without risk of damage.
Place trivets under hot pots and use cutting boards to prevent scratches. While marble resists heat better than many materials, thermal shock from extreme temperature changes can cause cracking. Coasters prevent rings from glasses and protect against etching from acidic beverages.
Professional restoration can remove etching, scratches, and stains if damage occurs. Regular honing and polishing by trained technicians refresh the surface and extend the life of your investment.
Transform Your Space with Covelano Marble
Superior Selected Stone maintains an extensive inventory of premium covelano marble slabs in various vein patterns and color variations. Our team helps you select the perfect slabs for your project, whether you need material for a single vanity or an entire home. We provide detailed viewing appointments where you can see full slabs, understand natural variations, and make informed decisions. Contact us today to schedule your private consultation and discover why covelano marble remains the choice of discerning designers, architects, and homeowners who refuse to compromise on quality.
