Armani White Marble
Armani White Marble
Armani White Marble is admired for its luxurious white background blended with soft grey and beige textures that create a sophisticated aesthetic. Its rich appearance elevates interiors and makes any space feel more refined and premium.
This marble is durable, easy to maintain, and resistant to daily wear, making it a long-lasting material for both modern and classic settings. Its natural elegance and smooth finish enhance the visual appeal of any architectural element.
Usage Area
Perfect for flooring, feature walls, countertops, bathroom interiors, pillar coverings, and premium design accents.
FLOORING
DOOR SILL
DOOR JAMB
WINDOW SILL
WALL CLADDING
TREADS
kitchen countertops
Bathroom
vanity tops
FAQs
Indian marble is a natural stone known for its strength, smooth finish, and timeless beauty. It’s widely used for flooring, wall cladding, countertops, and decorative interiors.
Popular varieties include Makrana White, Indian Statuario, Banswara White, Morwad White, Udaipur Green, and Rainforest Marble.
Indian marble is more durable, cost-effective, and suitable for long-term use. Italian marble offers more dramatic veining, a high-gloss finish, and is considered a luxury material.
Major quarries are located in Rajasthan — including Makrana, Kishangarh, Udaipur, and Rajsamand.
It is ideal for flooring, wall cladding, kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities, stairs, and decorative interiors.
Yes. It’s long-lasting, heat-resistant, and retains its shine for decades with proper care.
Minimal maintenance is needed. Clean with mild soap and water
Yes, Indian marble naturally stays cool to the touch — especially in warm climates. This is one of its biggest advantages, as it helps keep interiors comfortable and pleasant during hot weather. whereas, even in colder regions it does not get too cold and fairly maintains the room temperature
Common finishes include Polished (glossy), Honed (matte), Leathered (textured), and Sandblasted (rustic).
Standard slabs come in 16mm, 18mm, and 20mm thickness, with sizes from 5x3 ft to 10x6 ft.
