Elegant, serene, and full of natural nuances.

Crema Marfil marble comes from the quarries of Pinoso and Monte Coto, in the province of Alicante. Its uniform tone and soft veining make it easy to combine with other materials, providing visual balance.

Sediments such as shells, organic remains, and minerals accumulated on ancient seabeds. These sediments or limestones slowly compacted and recrystallized, turning into marble. The characteristic beige color of Crema Marfil comes from small amounts of iron oxides and clay minerals that are integrated during its formation.

Appreciated for its intense, warm, and deeply Mediterranean color. It is extracted in the vicinity of the Sierra de Macael. It is formed from red limestones rich in iron oxides, hence its color. Its shade varies from terracotta red to burgundy with irregular cream or white veining.

Rojo Alicante is one of the most emblematic stones in Spain; it was used to line the walls of the Royal Palace of Madrid and is now being reinterpreted in contemporary designs.

It is a marble that speaks of earth, sun, and time, and that brings a sculptural and emotional presence to any space.

Also known as Guatemala, not because it originates from there but simply to give it a more exotic air, it is not a traditional calcium marble; rather, its composition is based on another material called serpentine, which is why it is less reactive to acids than other marbles.

Born from the deepest interior of the planet and not from seabeds, this stone is extracted from the northwest region of India in the Aravalli range. In India, green is associated with prosperity, hence its cultural and spiritual value.

It was an icon in the design of some 70s Italian modernists in objects and furniture.

Deep brown in color with variations ranging from coffee to tobacco, crossed by white and golden veins. It shares its origin with Alicante marble, based on compact, time-crystallized limestone, but its composition contains more organic matter and varied metals, which makes it darker.

This marble is mainly extracted in southeastern Spain, especially from the quarries of Yecla (Murcia) and Novelda (Alicante). It is widely used to symbolize classic luxury in distinctive places such as the Ritz Hotel in Paris.

Emperador Dark is a marble of natural elegance and sober character.

Appreciated for its profound elegance and almost nocturnal tone, Nero Marquina marble is extracted in the Basque Country.

An icon of design and architecture, it has graced interiors all over the world and is now being reinterpreted in contemporary pieces.

It speaks of shadow and light, of contained strength, and of a mineral landscape that brings mystery and modernity to any space.