Silver Roots marble slab in honed finish with a smoky grey base and linear veining in graphite, taupe, and rust tones – 2cm thickness, 132x76 inches
Silver Roots marble slab in honed finish with a smoky grey base and linear veining in graphite, taupe, and rust tones – 2cm thickness, 132x76 inches
Silver Roots marble slab in honed finish with a smoky grey base and linear veining in graphite, taupe, and rust tones – 2cm thickness, 132x76 inches
Silver Roots marble slab in honed finish with a smoky grey base and linear veining in graphite, taupe, and rust tones – 2cm thickness, 132x76 inches

Silver Roots

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Finish: Honed

Thickness: 2cm

Approx. Slab Size: 132” x 76”

Silver Roots marble in a honed finish is defined by its smoky grey base, layered with long, linear veining in shades of graphite, taupe, and rust. The movement is strong but controlled, giving the stone an architectural presence that works well in both modern and classic settings. The honed surface enhances its natural depth and texture without reflecting light, keeping the focus on the complexity of the stone itself.

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Finish: Honed

Thickness: 2cm

Approx. Slab Size: 132” x 76”

Silver Roots marble in a honed finish is defined by its smoky grey base, layered with long, linear veining in shades of graphite, taupe, and rust. The movement is strong but controlled, giving the stone an architectural presence that works well in both modern and classic settings. The honed surface enhances its natural depth and texture without reflecting light, keeping the focus on the complexity of the stone itself.

Finish: Honed

Thickness: 2cm

Approx. Slab Size: 132” x 76”

Silver Roots marble in a honed finish is defined by its smoky grey base, layered with long, linear veining in shades of graphite, taupe, and rust. The movement is strong but controlled, giving the stone an architectural presence that works well in both modern and classic settings. The honed surface enhances its natural depth and texture without reflecting light, keeping the focus on the complexity of the stone itself.