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Sahara Noir marble is quarried in Tunisia. It is a beautiful black marble crossed horizontally and diagonally with white and golden veins. The deep black colour resembles a black sky what gives a spectacular and presentable look. Many homeowners fall in love with this amazing natural stone upon laying eyes on it. No matter where you install it, Sahara Noir marble will look terrific. Beyond its appearance, it can also increase the value of your home. Sahara Noir is very elegant good-looking marble, which makes it ideal to decorate any interior design project. Its geometric, well-defined design characterizes give a particularly ornamental effect. Sahara Noir marble conveys luxury and suits almost to any setting as well as it is suitable both for flooring in general and for furnishing.
FROM NATURE TO LIVING SPACES
Sahara Noir Marble is a natural marble defined by gold, copper and occasional fine white veins across a deep black background. The warm-toned veining creates a strong aesthetic contrast and a dramatic composition on the surface.
Yes. Sahara Noir Marble is a natural marble of metamorphic origin. It is not a granite or a quartzite.
Sahara Noir Marble generally originates from Tunisia. Depending on the quarry, the density of the gold veining and the tone of the black background may vary.
Nero Portoro stands out with a more pronounced and dense gold veining, while Sahara Noir can offer finer, more flowing, copper-toned veins. They create different aesthetic effects in terms of colour warmth and vein character.
Sahara Noir Marble is preferred for applications such as:
Wall cladding
Flooring
TV units
Bathroom surfaces
Stair treads
Decorative and prestige projects
The combination of black and gold-toned veining creates a powerful focal point in any space.
Due to its dark background, Sahara Noir Marble may show water marks and cleaning residues. It should therefore be cleaned with pH-neutral products and wiped with a dry cloth after cleaning.
Yes. Like all marble, Sahara Noir is sensitive to acidic substances. Contact with acid may leave marks on the surface, especially in areas with gold and copper-toned veins.
Sahara Noir Marble has the surface hardness typical of the marble group. Because of its dark background, surface scratches may be more visible than on light-coloured stones. Surface protection is therefore recommended in high-traffic areas.
Yes. Thanks to the directional structure of its gold and copper veins, Sahara Noir Marble can create symmetrical and impressive surface compositions in bookmatch applications.
With correct installation, regular maintenance and a suitable surface treatment, Sahara Noir Marble can retain its aesthetic character for many years.
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