Everest Marble

Designed to withstand the test of time. Crafted from premium materials, durable, resilient, and low-maintenance, ideal for high-traffic areas and everyday use.

Everest Marble – Quartzite - Aurora Blue
Everest Marble – Quartzite - Aurora Blue
Quartzite is a hard metamorphic rock that was once Sandstone. On coming into contact with deeply buried magmas, Sand stone converted into the much harder Quartzite. Although both rocks are similar in appearance, Quartzite has a distinctive grain running through it. Ideal for paving and building. Its unique, physical and decorative properties make it suitable for interior and exterior application. Its slightly gritty surface provides excellent grip for wet as well as dry conditions. Its blend of colour tones makes it distinct from all other natural stone.
Everest Marble – Quartzite - Amazonite Green
Everest Marble – Quartzite - Amazonite Green
Quartzite is a hard metamorphic rock that was once Sandstone. On coming into contact with deeply buried magmas, Sand stone converted into the much harder Quartzite. Although both rocks are similar in appearance, Quartzite has a distinctive grain running through it. Ideal for paving and building. Its unique, physical and decorative properties make it suitable for interior and exterior application. Its slightly gritty surface provides excellent grip for wet as well as dry conditions. Its blend of colour tones makes it distinct from all other natural stone.
Everest Marble – Quartzite - Allure
Everest Marble – Quartzite - Allure
Quartzite is a hard metamorphic rock that was once Sandstone. On coming into contact with deeply buried magmas, Sand stone converted into the much harder Quartzite. Although both rocks are similar in appearance, Quartzite has a distinctive grain running through it. Ideal for paving and building. Its unique, physical and decorative properties make it suitable for interior and exterior application. Its slightly gritty surface provides excellent grip for wet as well as dry conditions. Its blend of colour tones makes it distinct from all other natural stone.
Everest Marble – Quartzite - Acqua Gucci
Everest Marble – Quartzite - Acqua Gucci
Quartzite is a hard metamorphic rock that was once Sandstone. On coming into contact with deeply buried magmas, Sand stone converted into the much harder Quartzite. Although both rocks are similar in appearance, Quartzite has a distinctive grain running through it. Ideal for paving and building. Its unique, physical and decorative properties make it suitable for interior and exterior application. Its slightly gritty surface provides excellent grip for wet as well as dry conditions. Its blend of colour tones makes it distinct from all other natural stone.
Everest Marble – Travertine Classico Romano Light
Everest Marble – Travertine Classico Romano Light
Travertine is actually a type of limestone created by deposits at mineral springs.Like limestone, travertine requires a fairly high level of maintenance. Renowned for its beauty since the time of the Romans – travertine tile is still considered one of the most beautiful and affordable stone flooring materials available. It has been used on structures throughout Europe for centuries. More modern structures have also embraced the material including the Shell-Haus in Berlin, the Sears Tower in Chicago – now known as the Willis Tower – and the famed Getty Center in California.
Everest Marble – Travertine Titanium
Everest Marble – Travertine Titanium
Travertine is actually a type of limestone created by deposits at mineral springs.Like limestone, travertine requires a fairly high level of maintenance. Renowned for its beauty since the time of the Romans – travertine tile is still considered one of the most beautiful and affordable stone flooring materials available. It has been used on structures throughout Europe for centuries. More modern structures have also embraced the material including the Shell-Haus in Berlin, the Sears Tower in Chicago – now known as the Willis Tower – and the famed Getty Center in California.
Everest Marble – Travertine Silver
Everest Marble – Travertine Silver
Travertine is actually a type of limestone created by deposits at mineral springs.Like limestone, travertine requires a fairly high level of maintenance. Renowned for its beauty since the time of the Romans – travertine tile is still considered one of the most beautiful and affordable stone flooring materials available. It has been used on structures throughout Europe for centuries. More modern structures have also embraced the material including the Shell-Haus in Berlin, the Sears Tower in Chicago – now known as the Willis Tower – and the famed Getty Center in California.
Everest Marble – Travertine Noce
Everest Marble – Travertine Noce
Travertine is actually a type of limestone created by deposits at mineral springs.Like limestone, travertine requires a fairly high level of maintenance. Renowned for its beauty since the time of the Romans – travertine tile is still considered one of the most beautiful and affordable stone flooring materials available. It has been used on structures throughout Europe for centuries. More modern structures have also embraced the material including the Shell-Haus in Berlin, the Sears Tower in Chicago – now known as the Willis Tower – and the famed Getty Center in California.
Everest Marble – Travertine Navona
Everest Marble – Travertine Navona
Travertine is actually a type of limestone created by deposits at mineral springs.Like limestone, travertine requires a fairly high level of maintenance. Renowned for its beauty since the time of the Romans – travertine tile is still considered one of the most beautiful and affordable stone flooring materials available. It has been used on structures throughout Europe for centuries. More modern structures have also embraced the material including the Shell-Haus in Berlin, the Sears Tower in Chicago – now known as the Willis Tower – and the famed Getty Center in California.
Everest Marble – Travertine Classico Romano
Everest Marble – Travertine Classico Romano
Travertine is actually a type of limestone created by deposits at mineral springs.Like limestone, travertine requires a fairly high level of maintenance. Renowned for its beauty since the time of the Romans – travertine tile is still considered one of the most beautiful and affordable stone flooring materials available. It has been used on structures throughout Europe for centuries. More modern structures have also embraced the material including the Shell-Haus in Berlin, the Sears Tower in Chicago – now known as the Willis Tower – and the famed Getty Center in California.
Everest Marble – Travertine Classic
Everest Marble – Travertine Classic
Travertine is actually a type of limestone created by deposits at mineral springs.Like limestone, travertine requires a fairly high level of maintenance. Renowned for its beauty since the time of the Romans – travertine tile is still considered one of the most beautiful and affordable stone flooring materials available. It has been used on structures throughout Europe for centuries. More modern structures have also embraced the material including the Shell-Haus in Berlin, the Sears Tower in Chicago – now known as the Willis Tower – and the famed Getty Center in California.
Everest Marble – Stone Glass - White
Everest Marble – Stone Glass - White
STONEGLASS is a material produced by a process of disssolving and crystallisation of silicon particles, very similar to the formation os natural granite. However, being an inorganic material with high chemical stability, the surface of the product does not suffer damage such as color fading, loss of shine and solidity. it is non-adsorbet and easy to clean.
Everest Marble - Stone Glass / Nano Glass - Panda
Everest Marble - Stone Glass / Nano Glass - Panda
STONEGLASS is a material produced by a process of disssolving and crystallisation of silicon particles, very similar to the formation os natural granite. However, being an inorganic material with high chemical stability, the surface of the product does not suffer damage such as color fading, loss of shine and solidity. it is non-adsorbet and easy to clean.
Everest Marble – Stone Glass - Milky White
Everest Marble – Stone Glass - Milky White
STONEGLASS is a material produced by a process of disssolving and crystallisation of silicon particles, very similar to the formation os natural granite. However, being an inorganic material with high chemical stability, the surface of the product does not suffer damage such as color fading, loss of shine and solidity. it is non-adsorbet and easy to clean.
Everest Marble – Soapstone - Marine Black
Everest Marble – Soapstone - Marine Black
Soapstone is a classic stone that fuses old-world charm with modern beauty. This metamorphic rock is composed of talc (what gives it its “soapy” feel), magnesium, mica, quartz, chlorite and iron. Formed under extreme pressure over time, it is very dense and requires very little maintenance. Mineral oil can be applied regularly to enhance the natural beauty of this stone.
Everest Marble – Soapstone - Green
Everest Marble – Soapstone - Green
Soapstone is a classic stone that fuses old-world charm with modern beauty. This metamorphic rock is composed of talc (what gives it its “soapy” feel), magnesium, mica, quartz, chlorite and iron. Formed under extreme pressure over time, it is very dense and requires very little maintenance. Mineral oil can be applied regularly to enhance the natural beauty of this stone.