Pietra Grey Marble Slab

Grey and White Pietra Marble Slabs For Bathroom Tiles and Hotel Lobby Stair Cases Projects

Grey is inherently light, elegant, and gentle. It is neither heavy make-up nor light, it has the intermediate tonality, is the most versatile temperament of the tone. Bulgarian grey or Pietra Grey Marble: gray vein style: messy range of Pietra Grey Marble Slab: indoor floor indoor wall, is a gray series of marble, vein-like the domestic black and white root, but the color is a gray background, different from the Nero Marquina Marble of the deep black.

The variation of Pietra Grey Marble Slab looks like a simple "gray", but in fact, there are many variations. It can be blended in different ways to create extraordinary effects, and this grey marble color is a good modern gray.

Pietra Grey marble is made up of muddy Charcoal grey tones and striking white veining throughout. Therefore, both dark and light gray marbles with many veins or limited white veins are available now in slabs warehouses. Pietra Grey Marble can be processed into Polished, Sawn Cut, Sanded, Rock faced Sandblasted, and Tumbled.

Pietra Grey or Grey Pietra is also known as gray marble is one of the most popular Iranian (Persian) natural stones. Esta Stone provides both marble tiles & slabs of this beautiful product.

Grey Pietra with a black grayish background and white layers on its surface is among the famous Iranian marbles which are often used in lobbies of hotels, facades, floors of restaurants, and public places in the world.

Lobbies, around columns, and interior views are among the most important places where grey Pietra Marble is widely used, but on the other hand, construction of a variety of luxury and decorative items is one of the applications of this marble.

Water absorption of this stone is very low and it has a high resistance to wear and processing. Pietra Grey Marble is now the architects’ one of the most favorite stones for designing bathrooms and kitchens in the world.

Marble is one of the more expensive flooring options in terms of materials and labor costs.

A good amount of labor goes into quarrying and finishing marble tiles, so even lower-end marble is a pricey flooring choice. The least expensive tiles start around $5 per square foot and higher-end tiles can run $10 to $40 per square foot, depending on density and veining patterns (fine veining is preferable to heavy veining). Also, the larger the tile, the more expensive the square foot cost. Ceramic and porcelain tiles, in comparison, run just $1 to $3 per square foot.