This is a luxurious natural stone and a sort of white marble that originates from Carrara. It usually has a white or off-white background and complex yet beautiful gray veining. The veins vary in intensity as well as thickness and form a certain pattern. Also, the latter looks like swirling arabesques, which is why this stone has this name.

Although we manufacture and sell furniture of this material, including dining tables, this has lots of other uses too. For instance, the applications include countertops, slabs, wall cladding and tile.

Arabescato Vagli: Also known as Grigio Arabescato Vagli or Grey Arabescato Vagli, this type of marble has elegance in its design. The veining pattern is highly delicate, fine and evenly distributed. Besides, the hues range encompasses white, off-white and light gray.

Arabescato Orobico: The alternative names of this aesthetic piece are Grigio Orobico and Nero Orobico. It features bold veining which swirl and intertwine. Moreover, the pattern has red and brown, exhibiting a unique appearance. 

Arabescato Corchia: This sought-after elegant marble is also called Grigio Corchia or Grey Corchia and showcases unique patterns, with variations in thickness and intensity. Furthermore, this characteristic is perfect for flooring and kitchen countertops. 

Arabescato Cervaiole: This natural beauty has other names, such as Grigio Cervaiole and Grey Cervaiole. Being a marble slab, it can be an apt addition to your interior design, including the kitchen and bathroom. Moreover, one of the reasons it is a good decorative material is its delicate veining, which is fine and web-like. 

Arabescato Venato: Charm and durability is all there in this Grigio Venato or Grey Venato. Although mainly it is found in white, there are other shades present as well, such as off-white and very light gray. Additionally, it is a suitable choice for wall tiles. 

Arabescato Classico: What else can suit your living space is this touch of timeless beauty, also known as Bianco Arabescato or Marmo di Carrara Arabescato Classico. Again, its color variations are similar to what was discussed before. Also, it has delicate striking veining.

Arabescato Trambiserra: A distinctive and excellent option is Crema Arabescato or Beige Arabescato, which has a smooth surface and also serves countertops. However, it is a lesser-known variant. It has one of the unique design styles, with color combination like creamy background and gray veining.

Arabescato Faniello: Opt for this statement piece if your design projects encompass decorative elements. It is the alternative to bold patterns but best for sophistication. Moreover, it has other names, like Bianco Faniello and White Faniello.

Arabescato Arni: Grigio Arni or Grey Arni is a chic option for your interior. The bold and grey veins with white background color can give a dramatic mix to your, for example, dining room. 

Arabescato Nuvolato: This beauty of Arabescato can complement your area with its white and gray hues. Besides, the veining or marble texture is quite bold as well as cloud-like, which is why it has this name. Other names encompass Grey Nuvolato and Grigio Nuvolato.

Arabescato Piana: Now choose this intricate Italian marble to create high-end decoration, as it has grey and white, which is like other fellow marbles. Furthermore, its veins have subtle variations. Its other name is Payanini.

Arabescato Altissimo: Also known as Blanc de Sossene, Volakas, Lasa Venato and Calacatta Paonazzo, this one is quite popular, particularly for its beauty. It has a lot of white and gray. 

Arabescato Orobico: Lastly, we have dark Arabescato or black Arabescato. The background can be black or dark grey with white veins. Originating from Italy, its uniqueness is apt for wall cladding and more decorative aspects.

The cuts and finishes are very much similar to Calacatta marble. In terms of comprehending the cuts, there is slab, a common one, extracted from quarry in flat as well as large pieces. Then there are tiles, which are cut from slabs in different shapes and sizes. 

Moreover, the polished finish is common, with a surface which is reflective and smooth. The honed finish is kind of opposite, with non-reflective and matte surface. Also, the non-slip surface of leathered finish makes it an ideal option for crowded areas. Lastly, there are tumbled and brushed finishes.