Marble
Bianco Carrara
The best-known Italian marble in the world: a pearl-white ground crossed by fine, evenly spaced grey veins.
Marble · Italy and abroad
Cream Marbles
The cream family: a warm, luminous ground ranging from almost uniform to veined, from Spain to Apulia.
Bathroom: walls and floor in large-format cream marble, honed finish
- Origin
- Spain, Apulia, Sicily, Sardinia, Portugal, Croatia, Bulgaria, Türkiye, Egypt
- Selections
- 11 selections · up to 300 × 180 cm
- Finishes
- 3 surface finishes
- Thickness
- 2 and 3 cm, others on request
The slabs
Size and figure, selection by selection
Eleven creams photographed in the same setting at the same scale: first Spanish Crema Marfil, then the Italians, from Apulia, Sicily and Sardinia, then the imports from west to east, from Portugal to Egypt. Sizes are those of real lots on the market; Trani is sold in random lengths and has the height of its bed, about one and a half metres.
Crema Marfil
292 × 163 cm2 cm and 3 cm thick
The family's reference: a light, even cream ground, slightly warmer cloudings and very fine veins. It is quarried on Monte Coto, in the province of Alicante, and is sold by grade, from Extra to Standard, according to the evenness of the ground and the amount of veining.
Request this selection: Crema Marfil
Trani Bronzetto
310 × 150 cm2 cm and 3 cm thick
Trani stone in its warm version: a light beige ground with rare soft veins and a few pinkish threads. It is a compact, low-absorption limestone that withstands frost, and in Apulia it has been used outdoors for centuries, for stairs, thresholds and paving. Like Biancone it comes from beds about 160 cm high, and is sold in random lengths.
Request this selection: Trani Bronzetto
Crema Avorio
300 × 175 cm2 cm and 3 cm thick
A warm ivory ground crossed by a dense network of fine yellow-brown veins, caused by iron oxides and clays. It is the Sicilian marble quarried alongside Perlato in the Custonaci basin (TP), also known as Avorio venato. A Croatian limestone and Spanish Crema Marfil also travel under the same name: origin is declared lot by lot.
Request this selection: Crema Avorio
Perlatino di Sicilia
300 × 175 cm2 cm and 3 cm thick
Perlato's younger sibling: the same ivory ground, but the fossil sections are smaller and denser, and the veins run parallel to the cut. It is quarried at Custonaci (TP), from the same two-to-three-metre blocks as Perlato, and is also supplied resin-treated.
Request this selection: Perlatino di Sicilia
Perlato di Sicilia
300 × 180 cm2 cm and 3 cm thick
A warm ivory ground with its “pearls”, sections of fossil shells, larger and more widely spaced than in Perlatino, and a light brown vein. It comes from Custonaci (TP) and also appears on the Perlato page alongside the other basins.
Request this selection: Perlato di Sicilia
Daino Reale
276 × 195 cm2 cm and 3 cm thick
A warm beige crossed by nearly horizontal bands and veins in taupe and old rose, which open beautifully when book-matched. It is quarried at Orosei (NU) in Sardinia, the same basin as Perlato Olimpo, and is also found as Breccia Sarda.
Request this selection: Daino Reale
Moca Crema
279 × 165 cm2 cm and 3 cm thick
A Portuguese limestone with a light beige ground and a fine, dense grain that, when vein-cut, draws slightly darker parallel striations. It is quarried between Alcanede and Porto de Mós, in central Portugal, is also found as Relvinha, and is sold by grain: fine, medium or coarse.
Request this selection: Moca Crema
Crema Imperiale
270 × 170 cm2 cm and 3 cm thick
An intense, even cream with barely hinted warm cloudings. It is a compact limestone from Istria, in Croatia, sold as marble: variation from slab to slab is limited, which is why it is chosen for large continuous surfaces.
Request this selection: Crema Imperiale
Vratza
300 × 170 cm2 cm and 3 cm thick
The lightest of the family: an almost uniform pale cream with rare tiny fossils. It is a limestone from the Vratsa region, in north-western Bulgaria, that comes out in large blocks, over three metres, and is sold by grade according to the evenness of the ground.
Request this selection: Vratza
Burdur Beige
260 × 160 cm2 cm and 3 cm thick
A light cream with fine white veins and a few warmer veils: the lightest and brightest of the Turkish creams. It is quarried in the province of Burdur, in south-western Anatolia, and is sold by selection: the lightest, most even ones cost more.
Request this selection: Burdur Beige
Galala
280 × 160 cm2 cm and 3 cm thick
A light, warm cream, almost without veins, with small lighter patches. It is a limestone from the Galala massif, on the Gulf of Suez, sold as marble: the most widespread Egyptian cream, with a tone that varies from quarry to quarry, from cream to milk white.
Request this selection: GalalaAbout the stone
The cream family brings together marbles and limestones with a light, warm beige ground, almost uniform or lightly veined. Spanish Crema Marfil is the family's reference. In Italy cream stone comes from three basins: Apulia, with Trani Bronzetto; Sicily, where Avorio, Perlatino and Perlato are quarried at Custonaci; and Sardinia, with Daino Reale from Orosei. From abroad come Portuguese Moca, Istrian Crema Imperiale, Bulgarian Vratza, Turkish Burdur Beige and Egyptian Galala. These stones warm a room and sit naturally alongside pale timber and brass; the most compact limestones, such as Trani stone, also go outdoors.
Available finishes
PolishedHonedBrushed
How the finish changes the stone
Recommended uses
- Interior flooring
- Wall cladding
- Bathrooms and basins
- Stairs and thresholds
Installed
How it behaves once laid
Stone changes with the surface it covers: on a continuous wall the figure reads in full, on a floor you walk across it. These are reference settings.
Reference renderings, not Eurostone supplies: they show the material in place, not a completed project.
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From choosing the block
to delivery on site
Material selection, processing placed with the workshop equipped for that finish, packing on A-frames or in sea crates, customs documentation and shipping. One point of contact, even ten thousand kilometres away. We reply within 24 working hours.
See also
Related materials
Same category or similar colour: worth comparing before you decide.
