The collection features a curated selection of six rare white marbles sourced from a distinct quarry in Namibia, exclusively owned by CMC. Each marble features a distinct character, veining and visual appeal, offering designers a range of possibilities for creating refined, luxury spaces.
Recognised as the 24-carat gold standard of white marble, the collection reflects CMC’s renewed philosophy of Unearthing the Extraordinary and its focus on bringing rare, distinctive natural materials to the Indian luxury interiors market.
- Madreperla, Mother of Pearl, is named for the quality of light that moves through it.
- This is a marble for spaces that aspire to calm grand entrance halls, master bathrooms and living spaces that feel expensive without effort.
Crystal Madreperla does not demand attention. It simply holds it.
- The Crystal Alexandra grain is fine, its direction consistent.
This is a marble that suits spaces of intimacy and refinement: spa environments, private residential interiors, bathrooms designed for contemplation rather than function.
- Crystal Bianco is a clear, unhesitating statement.
It is the choice for spaces of architectural rigour where clean lines prevail, where the architect’s intent is paramount, and where the marble is asked to do a very specific job and asked to do it impeccably
- Crystal Spider is a network of fine gold-grey veining spreads across a white ground in an intricate, web-like pattern.
It suits the client who understands that the most extraordinary interiors are built on materials with genuine personality and genuine rarity.
- There is a quality of motion in Crystal Astromoz, sweeping grey veins travel diagonally across a bright white ground.
- It is a marble of considerable drama, and yet that drama is always controlled, always elegant.
It is the choice for statement floors, feature walls and for space where the architect or designer intends the material itself to be the architecture
- Crystal Vagli has bold gold and amber veining moves across a luminous white ground in confident, generous sweeps.
It belongs to the suite of a five-star hotel, the drawing room of a restrained but rich home, the lobby that wants to be remembered.
