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
Fossil brown marble stands as one of nature’s most remarkable stones. Each slab tells a story that began millions of years ago on ancient ocean floors, where marine life settled and transformed into the stunning patterns you see today. This distinctive marble features a warm brown base accented with fossilized shells, ammonites, and orthoceras embedded throughout the stone. Veining in shades of beige, cream, and gray weaves through each piece, creating patterns that no two slabs can replicate.
Fossil brown marble formed during the Devonian and Jurassic periods, roughly 65 to 400 million years ago. Ancient seas covered what is now Morocco and parts of the Mediterranean region. As prehistoric marine creatures died, their shells accumulated on the seafloor in vast numbers. Ocean currents aligned these remains in natural patterns before sediments buried them. Over millions of years, heat and pressure transformed these layers into the marble we quarry today.
The fossilized remains visible in each slab include cephalopods, gastropods, and other marine organisms. These aren't just decorative elements. They're actual prehistoric life forms preserved in stone. When you choose fossil brown marble, you're bringing a piece of Earth's natural history into your home or commercial space.
Fossil brown marble adapts to numerous applications throughout residential and commercial properties. Kitchen countertops showcase the stone's durability and unique aesthetic. The warm brown tones complement both light and dark cabinetry while the fossil patterns create natural focal points. Bathroom vanities benefit from the same qualities, adding sophistication to powder rooms and master baths.
Flooring applications work well in entryways, living rooms, and commercial lobbies. The stone's natural strength handles foot traffic while maintaining its appearance. For flooring, we recommend honed finishes rather than polished surfaces. Honed marble provides better slip resistance in high-traffic areas.
Feature walls and fireplace surrounds make dramatic statements with fossil brown marble. The vertical installation highlights the stone's natural patterns and draws the eye upward. Backsplashes in kitchens and bathrooms add texture without overwhelming adjacent surfaces. The stone pairs well with stainless steel appliances, bronze fixtures, and wood cabinetry.
Commercial applications include hotel lobbies, restaurant interiors, retail spaces, and office buildings. The stone communicates quality and permanence while requiring minimal maintenance compared to other natural materials.
The color palette of fossil brown marble brings warmth to any space. The brown base ranges from light tan to deep chocolate, depending on the specific slab and quarry location. Cream and beige veining softens the darker tones while gray accents add depth. These earth tones work with various design styles from contemporary to traditional.
The fossilized patterns provide organic texture that manufactured materials can't match. Some slabs show delicate shell fragments scattered across the surface. Others display bold ammonite spirals or straight orthoceras formations. This natural variation means your installation will be truly one of a kind.
Polished finishes bring out the stone's color depth and create reflective surfaces that brighten rooms. The high gloss emphasizes the contrast between the brown base and lighter fossil patterns. Honed finishes offer a softer, matte appearance that feels more organic and less formal. Both finishes showcase the stone's inherent beauty in different ways.
Proper care keeps fossil brown marble looking exceptional for decades. Seal the stone immediately after installation and reseal annually or as needed. Quality penetrating sealers protect against stains and etching while allowing the stone to breathe.
Clean spills quickly, especially acidic substances like wine, coffee, citrus juice, and vinegar. These can etch marble surfaces and dull the finish. Use pH-neutral cleaners specifically formulated for natural stone. Avoid general household cleaners, which often contain acids or harsh chemicals that damage marble.
For daily cleaning, warm water and a soft cloth handle most situations. For deeper cleaning, use stone-specific products and follow manufacturer instructions. Avoid abrasive scrubbers or cleaning pads that can scratch the surface.
Place felt pads under furniture legs and use trivets or cutting boards on countertops. These simple precautions prevent scratches and preserve the stone's appearance. Address any etching or damage promptly by consulting professional stone restoration specialists.
Ready to bring millions of years of natural history into your next project? Our fossil brown marble slabs are in stock now in 2cm and 3cm thicknesses with both polished and honed finishes available. We ship directly to fabricators nationwide, ensuring your stone arrives in perfect condition. Contact our team today to request samples, discuss your specific project requirements, or schedule a visit to view our full inventory. Your perfect slab is waiting.
