Carrara marble is probably the most famous marble in the world, quarried for over two thousand years from the Apuan Alps in Tuscany.
A marble quarried for millennia
The ancient Romans already used Carrara marble for statues and monuments; centuries later, artists such as Michelangelo chose it for their sculptural works.
The characteristics of Carrara
It's recognised by its white background and fine, regular light-grey veining, which brings timeless brightness and elegance to any space.
Why choose it for your table
A Carrara top brightens the room and pairs with any furnishing style, from contemporary to classic, remaining an investment of great aesthetic value. To learn more, read also: Guide to Tulip Table Marbles: 7 Varieties Compared.