Marble is a metamorphic rock made out of limestone. When limestone is subjected to tremendous pressure for a long time it gets squashed into marble. Its elegance is legendary. Architects of yore used marble to its best effect, making the most of its strength, beauty, changing hues with light and weather, and its malleability in sculpture.

Once considered the domain of the rich and famous, no less than Nobility or Royalty, marble today is popular as legant flooring or lining interior and exterior walls. Perhaps no other material adds so much prestige to a home as marble does.

It is used practically everywhere: outdoor fountains and statues, indoor fire surrounds, Jacuzzis, as inlays on furniture, ountertops and bar counters and much more. Hygienic, it traps little or no dirt and never gathers mold.