Paloma Limestone Slabs

A Brief Background on Paloma Limestone 

Also known as Blanco Paloma or Caliza Paloma, Paloma Limestone is quarried largely in Andalusia, Spain. Piedra Paloma Limestone is a specific variety quarried in Seville, Spain. With a high calcite component, Paloma Limestone can create even, bright whites and solid colors.

Historically, this natural stone is a choice known for luxury. High-end storefronts and buildings around the world, including fashion designers, have used Paloma Limestone for exteriors and interiors.

Paloma Limestone Countertops From Modul Marble

Since Paloma stone slabs can range from pure, bright white to various shades of cream, they make beautiful, minimalist countertops when properly sealed. This stone features a smooth texture with light veining or fossils and no prominent fissures. Paloma Limestone is heat-resistant, though not quite as much as granite or quartzite. 

Create matching accent walls and backsplashes with the same material for a uniform look that delivers decades of luxury with just a little maintenance and care. 

The Possibilities of Paloma Limestone Slabs 

In addition to countertops, Paloma limestone slabs can add a refined touch to:

• Flooring: The Paloma Limestone French Quarter finish adds a slightly roughened texture that is ideal for floors, especially in historical or classical spaces that call for a rustic or slightly distressed style. 
• Bathrooms: Enhance vanities, floors, shower walls and other elements within a bathroom to create a calming, elegant retreat.
• Custom work: Textured or polished, Paloma Limestone works well in the form of columns, tabletops, fireplace surrounds, accent walls and other custom features. 
• Outdoor applications: Terraces, pool coping, pavers, outdoor kitchens and other features benefit from the natural beauty of Paloma Limestone. While softer than granite, this stone is still dense and strong, standing up well to most daily use when properly sealed and maintained.