Calacatta Luna

Yes.
Calacatta Luna belongs to authentic natural marble and has a typical metamorphic rock structure.
It differs from quartz or granite in both physical properties and aesthetic texture.

This high-quality marble is quarried from the Calacatta quarries in the Carrara region of Italy.
This region is recognized worldwide as one of the primary sources of premium marble.

Calacatta Luna has softer and more refined veining, presenting a more minimal visual effect.
In contrast, Calacatta Borghini is known for its thicker and higher-contrast veining structure.
The main difference lies in visual impact and vein density.

Calacatta Luna is widely used in wall cladding, floor applications, TV background walls, bathroom vanity tops, stair treads, and various decorative surfaces.

Yes.
Due to its evenly distributed and fluid veining, Calacatta Luna provides strong visual continuity.
It is highly suitable for large-area or large-format applications.

It should be cleaned using neutral cleaning agents and soft cloths.
Acidic or highly abrasive cleaners must be avoided to prevent damage to the marble surface.

Yes.
Like all natural marble, Calacatta Luna requires regular maintenance.
Proper surface treatment and periodic care can effectively extend the lifespan of the stone and preserve its appearance.

Yes.
Due to the mineral composition of marble, it is sensitive to acidic substances such as lemon juice and vinegar.
Direct contact should be avoided to prevent surface etching.

It has the typical hardness standard of the marble category.
With professional installation and proper maintenance, its surface integrity can be well preserved.

As long as it is installed with proper craftsmanship and maintained correctly, Calacatta Luna can maintain its visual appeal and structural stability over time.
It is a long-lasting material.