Marble for the inside of the building, and the entrance
Marble is where a villa's interior budget shows: the entrance hall, the main staircase and the reception floor. We supply it for floors, stairs, kitchens, bathrooms and lobbies and install it on request. Availability is the part worth understanding before you plan - marble arrives in shipments, so the types and colours on the ground change, and we quote against what is actually in stock rather than against a catalogue.
- Floors and entrances: Reception floors, main entrance halls and internal corridors.
- Staircases: Treads and risers for internal and external stairs.
- Kitchens and bathrooms: Worktops, wall finishes and floors.
- Lobbies: Entrances and lobbies in residential, commercial and hotel buildings.
How marble is chosen here
What decides the specification
- Where it goes: A floor that takes traffic, a stair tread and a kitchen worktop are not the same specification - the use sets the thickness and the finish.
- Slab or tile: Large-format slabs for floors and lobbies, cut sizes for stairs and smaller areas.
- Edge and finish work: Stair nosings, skirtings and worktop edges are worked pieces and are priced separately from the field area.
Availability
We do not publish a type list, because doing so would mean listing marble we may not have when you call. Tell us the room and the approximate area, and we send photographs of the slabs currently in stock - or arrange for you to see them - before any price is agreed.
From room to installed floor
- Tell us the use and the area: Floor, staircase, kitchen, bathroom or lobby, with the approximate square metres.
- See the stock: We send photographs of the marble available at that moment, or arrange a viewing.
- Quotation: A price for supply, or supply and installation, together with the lead time.
- Templating and cutting: Sizes are taken from the room, including stair treads, risers and worktop edges.
- Installation: Laying, levelling and jointing by our crews, with the finishing pieces fitted last.
Why buy it from us
Real stock, real photographs
You see the slabs available now before committing, instead of ordering from a list.
One supplier for the whole villa
Marble inside, natural stone on the facade and interlock in the yard on one quotation.
Supply or supply-and-install
Delivery to site, or a finished floor or staircase.
Straight answers on availability
If we do not have something suitable in stock we say so rather than committing to a delivery date we cannot keep.
Where we supply and install
Talk to us
Send the area, the city and what the surface is for. We reply with a price for supply, or supply and installation, and confirm what is in stock.
The same page in Arabic, with the full catalogue: Marble (العربية).
Marble or porcelain for floors and staircases?
We supply marble and we do not supply porcelain, so here is the comparison as we give it in the yard - including the rooms where we would tell you to use porcelain.
| Natural marble | Porcelain | |
|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Quarried stone: the veining runs through the slab and no two pieces repeat | A digitally printed surface: the pattern repeats every so many tiles |
| Staircases | Tread and riser from one piece, with a nosing worked from the same stone | Fixed tile sizes, and the nosing is usually a separate trim |
| Large formats | Large slabs for reception floors and lobbies, with fewer joints | Standard tile sizes |
| Scratches and staining | Lower resistance - it is porous and reacts to acids, so it needs care | Higher - a vitrified, non-porous surface |
| Wet areas | Needs care in bathrooms and kitchens | An excellent choice for wet areas |
| Restoring it | Can be ground and re-polished several times over its life | A scratched or chipped tile is replaced, not repaired |
| Cost | Higher, and it moves with the slab | Usually lower and more stable |
For a kitchen, a service bathroom, a wet area, a heavily trafficked floor, or anywhere routine care is not going to happen - porcelain is the better material, and we will not sell you marble for a room that does not suit it. Marble earns its price in the entrance, the main reception and the staircase: where it is seen, where a one-piece stair tread and real veining are things a printed surface cannot imitate, and where a floor can be re-polished after a decade instead of replaced.
Frequently asked questions
Can I see marble samples before ordering?
Yes. Message us on WhatsApp and we will send photographs of the slabs in stock at that moment, or arrange for you to view them.
Do you supply marble for staircases and kitchens, or only floors?
Floors, staircases, kitchens, bathrooms, entrances and lobbies, with installation on request.
How do I get a marble quotation?
Send the use (floor, staircase, kitchen, entrance), the approximate area in square metres and the city. We reply with a price for supply, or supply and installation.
Which marble types do you have?
It changes with each shipment, so we do not publish a fixed list. Ask when you are ready to buy and you get photographs of what is genuinely available rather than a specification we cannot fulfil.
How is marble looked after in this climate?
Indoors the main risks are acidic spills and abrasive cleaners rather than heat or humidity. Wipe spills promptly, use a pH-neutral cleaner, and keep grit off the surface with mats at entrances - grit under foot traffic is what dulls a polished floor.
Ready for a quotation?
Send us the approximate area, the city and the material, and we reply with a current price for supply, or supply and installation.
Or fill in the quotation form