Quality Marble Exports

  Marble has been an essential part of some famous architectural buildings for decades. The stone has unique features and a feel that adds vibes of gracefulness, serenity, and sanctity. The marble flooring of the Holy Kaaba in Mecca is the biggest precedent. This is because marble tiles remain cool even during the soaring temperatures of Saudi Arabia. Some remarkable mosque buildings of Saudi Arabia are: Al-Masjid Al-Haram Al-Masjid-e-Nabawi Hassan II Mosque Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque Blue Mosque Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Besides marble stone, sandstone and granite are also an integral element of these mosques. The exteriors of the Hassan II Mosque are decorable with granite finishes and 300,000 tonnes of Sultan Qaboos Mosque decorated with Indian sandstone. Quality Marble Exports is the leading marble supplier and granite suppliers. Hence provides exact quality natural stones used in such world-famous architectural projects. Check our natural stone coll...

It goes without saying that natural stones enable interior designers and architects to showcase their best talents in the form of distinctive designs. Over the years, people started experimenting different natural stone designs by blending different colours and textures. However, attractive granite and marble tiles can be used in many different ways as far as interior innovation is concerned. One such emerging trend is the incorporation of precious metal inlay patterns in natural stone installations. Metal inlay patterns are a new phenomenon to interior design and here are the most trending ideas among them today: Brass Stripes Rustic Copper Designs Golden patterns Each of the above precious metals come with their own advantages and suit different backgrounds for the purpose of inlay decor. For instance, brass and copper stripes enrich the inlay experience when used between bespoke granite tiles in contemporary interiors. On the other hand, gold is generally suited for modern flooring...