Carrara that
stays calm.

Carrara is the most widely quarried white marble in the world, which is why it turns up in so many Sydney kitchens, bathrooms and tables. It is more affordable than Calacatta or Statuario, and its soft grey veining sits easily with timber, brass and white joinery.

That popularity means plenty of people have lived with unprotected Carrara and know what happens: a ring where the olive oil bottle sat, a dull patch by the sink, faint circles on the island from wine glasses. The patina appeals to some. Most people would rather not have it.

Carrara is often honed, and honed marble shows etching as a lighter, slightly rough patch rather than a dull spot. Satin film keeps that honed look while stopping it happening.

Carrara’s gentle grey veining on a white-grey background is timeless, and it is often honed for a soft, matte look. Honed marble has a more open surface than polished, so it tends to take stains more easily.

People often try to live with it: coasters everywhere, chopping boards for every lemon, and resealing every year or so. The film replaces all of that. It sits on the surface, so acids and stains never reach the stone.

No film Stone Shield film

1. Estimate. Answer four quick questions in the form below. We respond within 24 hours.
2. Assessment. We confirm the stone is carrara marble, check its finish and look for any existing etching or staining.
3. Application. The film is applied edge by edge in satin or gloss to suit your carrara marble.
4. Handover. You get care instructions and a 13-year written warranty.