Cipollino Marble Slabs

The History of Cipollino Marble

Cipollino Marble stone has been quarried in Greece and transported across borders since ancient times. It became part of the Roman marble trade, sought after for architecture. By the 19th century, it was quarried commercially for major projects throughout Europe and the UK, with quarrying expanding past Greece into Italy and other locations.

Today, this stone is prized for luxury interiors, drawing on a storied history and natural beauty to make a dramatic statement in any room.

Cipollino Countertops From Modul Marble

Cipollino Marble kitchen countertops are a great choice for anyone who wants the beauty and warmth marble offers. The stone’s bold, ribbon-like veining suits modern, traditional and historic spaces.

While they’re less resistant to stains, heat and scratches than harder stones like granite or engineered surfaces, Cipollino Marble countertops can last decades with proper sealing and care.

Explore the Possibilities of Cipollino Marble

Beyond countertops, Cipollino Marble is an elegant choice for:

• Kitchens: Islands, backsplashes and accent walls look dramatic with Cipollino Classico, which has strong wave-like patterns.
• Architectural features: Accent walls, tabletops, fireplace surrounds, staircases and other custom projects shine when made with Cipollino Marble. This stone is a natural candidate for dramatic bookmatched stone slabs.
• Bathrooms: Cipollino Marble is a stunning option for maximalist vanities, sculptural tub surrounds and other features, especially when paired with simple fixtures. Proper sealing is important since marble is porous.
• Living and commercial spaces: Cipollino Marble works for entrances, hotel lobbies, luxury stores and other spaces where beauty is paramount.