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Polished Statuarietto Venato White Marble Tiles for Wall and Floor

Venatiano Statuarietto marble has an off-white background with a few white veins and darker black and grey veins running throughout the stones surface. If you are looking for a high-quality natural stone material that is aesthetically appealing, Venatiano Statuarietto marble may be just what you are looking for. Beyond the beauty of the stone, marble is one of the most desirable materials in the world.

Statuario white belongs to a kind of marble. The color of the board is white, the texture is pure, the grain distribution or gray line runs through the board, and the luminosity is excellent. Because of its fine texture and high gloss, Statuario white marble is a high-grade variety in dolomite. It is mainly used in the interior decoration of high-grade places, such as walls, floors, spiral ladders, etc.

Italian snow white marble, round color, flawless white, delicate texture, thorough body; its texture shows infinite affinity to people, pure white color will make the space appear more spacious and bright.

Statuario Venato is a white famous marble featured by very wide greyish colored veining, ideal for bookmatch wall applications. Its pure white base color makes Statuario marble one of the most used marble by the most recognizable interior designers in the world. It’s ideally used in bathroom floors and walls but also as kitchen countertop or backsplash. Statuario venato is reccomended in honed or polished finish and in 20mm thick slabs.

Q1: What is the difference between polished marble and honed marble?

A: Polished marble is has a shiny, high-gloss look. It’s very smooth and it’s coating acts as a protectant. Honed marble is a flatter finish, it’s less reflective. People often choose honed marble because it is less likely to scratch or etch. A scratch on a matte surface will usually be less noticeable than on a shiny finish. However, honed marble will be more susceptible to stains because the stones pores are closer to the surface. Both options are suitable for most applications, including use in kitchens and bathrooms.

Q2: What's the best way to clean marble?

A: Use a non-abrasive dish soap and warm water. You’ll want a pH neutral soap, as acidic cleaners can harm marble. Apply a thorough covering of the soapy water and scrub gently. Don’t use rough scrubbing cloths, just a soft towel.

Then use a fresh damp cloth to wipe away the soap. Repeat this step until the entire soap residue is gone.

After the countertop is completely dry, you can optionally use a soft chamois or microfiber cloth to give the marble a little polish. Make sure the countertop is completely dry; standing liquids (even water) can penetrate unsealed areas and cause etching.

There are also marble specific cleaning products and polishes available in stores. Make you’ve reviewed your stone manufacturer/installers guidelines for cleaning your specific stone before using a store bought cleaner.