Calacatta Oro

Yes. Calacatta Oro Marble belongs to the natural marble category and has a metamorphic rock structure. It is not quartzite or granite

Calacatta Oro Marble is quarried from the Calacatta quarries in the Carrara region of Italy. This region is considered one of the reference sources of the Calacatta group.

While Calacatta Oro Marble contains gold and warm tones in its veining structure, Calacatta Borghini Marble stands out with more contrasting gray veining. They differ in terms of color perception and vein tone.

Calacatta Oro Marble is preferred for wall claddings, floor coverings, TV units, bathroom vanities, stair treads, and decorative surfaces.

Yes. Thanks to its pronounced and directional veining structure, Calacatta Oro Marble can provide visual continuity on large surfaces with proper slab selection and vein direction planning.

Calacatta Oro Marble should be cleaned using pH-neutral cleaning products and soft cloths. Acidic and abrasive cleaning products should be avoided.

Yes. Like all natural marbles, Calacatta Oro Marble requires regular maintenance. Proper surface treatment and periodic maintenance preserve the stone’s performance.

Yes. Due to its marble composition, Calacatta Oro Marble is sensitive to acidic substances. Therefore, direct contact with acids should be avoided.

Calacatta Oro Marble has a surface hardness typical of the marble group. With appropriate application and maintenance, its surface performance can be preserved.

Yes. Thanks to its gold-toned and pronounced veining structure, Calacatta Oro Marble can create symmetrical and balanced surface compositions in bookmatch applications.

With correct application details, appropriate surface treatment, and regular maintenance, Calacatta Oro Marble can maintain its visual and structural properties for many years.