CNC, Textures & Tops
CNC Designs
Green Marble
Ita gold marble
white Marble
Bidasar brown
Jaisalmer yellow
Pink Marble
Dyna marble
Satuwatrio Marble
Textures & Tops
Polished Finish
- Appearance: Glossy, shiny, mirror-like surface.
- Texture: Smooth.
- Use: Interiors, countertops, walls, flooring
- Pros: Enhances color and veining; stain-resistant.
- Cons: Slippery when wet; scratches show more easily.
Honed Finish
- Appearance: Matte or satin-smooth.
- Texture: Smooth but not glossy.
- Use: Floors, bathrooms, stairs.
- Pros: Less slippery than polished; hides scratches better.
- Cons: Can stain more easily than polished marble.
Brushed Finish
- Appearance: Slightly worn, antique look.
- Texture: Soft, textured surface with a matte appearance.
- Use: Walls, rustic interiors, certain flooring.
- Pros: Unique aesthetic; slip-resistant.
- Cons: Can trap dust/dirt; more difficult to clean.
Tumbled Finish
- Appearance: Weathered, aged, and natural look.
- Texture: Slightly pitted with rounded edges.
- Use: Backsplashes, showers, mosaics, decorative uses.
- Pros: Non-slip; hides imperfections.
- Cons: Rougher surface; more porous.
Leathered Finish
- Appearance: Subtle sheen with a textured feel.
- Texture: Softly textured, not glossy.
- Use: Countertops, vanities, wall cladding.
- Pros: Hides fingerprints and water spots.
- Cons: Less common; may be harder to clean than polished.
Sandblasted Finish
- Appearance: Slightly faded with a light, rough texture.
- Texture: Gritty, coarse.
- Use: Exteriors, paving, pool areas.
- Pros: Excellent slip resistance.
- Cons: Muted color and veining.
Bush-Hammered Finish
- Appearance: Very rough and textured.
- Texture: Deeply pitted surface.
- Use: Outdoor paving, non-slip surfaces.
- Pros: Very slip-resistant.
- Cons: Harsh texture; can wear down with time.
Flamed Finish (less common for marble)
- Appearance: Rough and textured due to high heat.
- Texture: Crystalline and irregular.
- Use: Outdoor use only (mostly granite, but occasionally marble).
- Pros: Slip-resistant, natural appearance.
- Cons: Can weaken softer marbles.
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