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Stone, chosen by the slab.

Book-matched Calacatta-type marble. Marble, granite, travertine and limestone from quarries around the world, plus porcelain and sintered slabs. Each slab is selected and graded before it ships to your project.

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Why look beyond the local slab yard?

A local yard stocks what moves quickly. The slab that makes a kitchen island or a feature wall is usually somewhere else: a particular quarry, a particular block, sometimes a particular face of that block.

PURE MARBLE connects architects, builders, fabricators and showrooms with quarries and processors worldwide, so you choose from the stone that exists, not just the stone that’s in stock.

We compare slabs across suppliers, grade them, and send photographs and samples before anything is cut or shipped.

  • Rarer slabsExotic and limited-run stone that rarely reaches local yards.
  • A broader rangeColours, veining, finishes and slab sizes chosen for the project, not the shelf.
  • Consistent gradingSlabs graded for colour, veining and defects, and held as sequences for matching.
  • Commercial senseSourcing direct from processors, with logistics planned for the project schedule.

The stone, opened.

Every family shown as a book-matched pair, the way the best slabs are laid. The quarry region sits to the left of each name and the finishes to the right.

Carrara, Italy

White marble

Polished · honed
Worldwide

Exotic & dark marble

Polished · leathered
Estremoz & Iberia

Warm marble & limestone

Honed · polished
Rajasthan & Brazil

Granite

Flamed · leathered · polished
Mediterranean

Travertine

Honed · tumbled · filled
In place of engineered stone

Porcelain & sintered slabs

Matte · polished

Three ways to lay a pair.

How slabs meet changes the whole wall. Switch the pattern to see the difference.

Book-match: the second slab is flipped like the facing page of a book, so the veins mirror across the seam. Used for feature walls, islands and splashbacks.

From the quarry to your project.

Five steps, and you see the stone at every one of them before it moves to the next.

  1. Start from the region

    Carrara, Estremoz, Rajasthan, Brazil and beyond: each stone comes from the place that makes it best.

    Stepped white marble benches in a quarry pit

  2. Sawn into slabs

    Blocks are sawn into sequences of slabs. Slabs from one block match each other, which is what makes book-matching possible.

    Sawn marble blocks beside a rough travertine block

  3. Selected and graded

    We compare slabs across suppliers, grade them for colour, veining and defects, and send photographs and samples. You can hold specific slabs.

    White veined slabs leaning in a stone workshop

  4. Cut to size

    Templating, cut-to-size fabrication, edge profiles and finishes: honed, polished, leathered or flamed.

    A mason cutting a pale stone slab with a diamond-blade grinder

  5. Shipped and installed

    Containerised shipping with customs support, or palletised courier for small orders, timed to the project schedule.

    A kitchen with a white veined waterfall island bench

We don’t supply engineered stone.

Since 1 July 2024, the manufacture, supply, processing and installation of engineered stone benchtops, panels and slabs has been prohibited in Australia because of the silicosis risk to the people who cut it.

For the benchtops, splashbacks and cladding engineered stone was used for, we source porcelain and sintered stone slabs: large-format, low-porosity surfaces for kitchens, bathrooms and commercial work.

About porcelain & sintered slabs

Start with a sample.

Tell us the stone, the project and the finish. We’ll come back with options, photographs and lead times.

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