Both marble stones are sourced in the quarries of Carrara, Italy. But even though they come from the same mountain, these two stones have many differences.

Carrara marble is easier to find and is produced in abundance. It comes in shades of grey with soft veining. Compared to other marbles, Carrara has a more subtle look.

Calacatta has a whiter background with darker and more dramatic veining. Calacatta is much rarer and is considered one of the most luxurious sought-after marbles.

If you want a luxurious feel to your décor, Calacatta marble has a distinctive look and will add a high-end and elegant touch to any space. It is an unmistakable choice for bathrooms, vanities, shower walls, fireplace surrounds, backsplashes, countertops
or any visible area.

The Slab Studio offers a precious selection of Calacatta marble,
with distinctive veins that range in colors from gold
to brown to beige to dark grey.