Marble requires some attention to maintain its pristine appearance. Regular cleaning with a soft cloth and mild soap is recommended. Avoid using acidic or abrasive cleaners that can damage the stone's surface. To preserve its luster and prevent stains, sealing the marble annually is highly advised. Always clean up spills immediately to prevent staining.

While marble is primarily known for its indoor applications, it can be used outdoors in certain climates. For outdoor spaces, it’s important to select a marble variety with strong weather resistance. We recommend applying a proper sealer to prevent moisture penetration and protect the marble from outdoor elements like rain and UV exposure.

Choosing the right marble depends on the desired aesthetic and functionality of the space. Lighter colors like white and cream offer an elegant and airy look, while darker marbles with bold veining bring depth and drama. Consider the finish as well—polished marble offers a glossy, luxurious look, while honed or matte finishes provide a more subtle, understated elegance.

Marble is durable but can be prone to scratching and staining in high-traffic areas if not properly maintained. For heavily used spaces like kitchens or hallways, choosing a harder variety of marble and sealing the surface regularly will help maintain its appearance. Additionally, placing mats or rugs in high-traffic zones can protect the marble from damage.