Stone Collections

As the leading distributor of natural stone on the East Coast, Marva is adamant about selecting only the highest-quality of materials from around the world to offer our customers. When you purchase a product of Marva's, you can rest assure knowing that you have a truly unique piece of the utmost beauty and integrity that nature offers.

  • Granite Colors

    Granite

    Granite is possibly the most common igneous rock type known to the general public. Granite, which is named for its "granular" or phaneritic texture, has crystals that tend to be easily seen, although they are generally small. It is a rock that has been used for centuries for many different purposes such as building material. Granite’s durability, beauty and affordability make it a preferred choice of stone over most others. The colors and patterns vary from stone to stone. Your choice is original because no two countertops are alike. Next to diamonds, there is nothing harder than granite.

  • Marble Colors

    Marble

    As the favorite medium for sculptors and architects, marble has become a cultural symbol of tradition and refined taste. Its extremely varied and colorful patterns make it a favorite decorative material. Marble is also relatively soft, indicating that it is easily scratched by most materials; including common metal utensils. It is one of the more delicate natural stones when compared to granite, and more dense than limestone or travertine. Marble is used for more graded purposes—primarily polished facing and flooring.

  • Travertine Colors

    Travertine

    Travertine is a form of limestone that is characterized by pitted holes and troughs in its surface, as well as its relative softness compared to other natural stones. Although the hardness varies, it will still scratch. It's not as soft as soapstone but it can't compete with the hardness of granite. It is sometimes known as travertine limestone or travertine marble; these are the same stone, although travertine is classified properly as a type of limestone, not marble.

  • Limestone Colors

    Limestone

    Limestone is a sedimentary rock composed largely of minerals and crystal forms. It is very common in architecture and frequently used in buildings and sculptures. Limestone is readily available and relatively easy to cut into blocks or more elaborate carving. It is also long-lasting and stands up well to exposure. However, it is a very heavy material, making it impractical for tall buildings, and relatively expensive as a building material.

  • Onyx Colors

    Onyx

    This exotic natural stone is about luxury and glamour. Although onyx is a form of quartz, it is a softer, more fragile material—Great care is needed to maintain the natural beauty of this stone. Onyx marble is most often used as a fireplace surrounds, bar tops, walls or small islands because it transmits light, and is best placed where it wont be used or abused on a day-to-day basis.

  • Cambria Colors

    Cambria® Quartz

    Cambria is pure natural quartz. Variation in the natural stone (quartz) color, pattern, size, shape and shade are inherent and unique characteristics to be expected with this product. This does not affect the product performance in any manner. Cambria is durable and more resistant to surface damage than other stone. However, all stone can be damaged by force and no stone is chip-proof. Objects hitting edges particularly at sinks or dishwashers may cause chips. Though a minor knife slip will dull the knife and not harm Cambria, no stone surface is scratch-proof. Surface markings are more visible on monotone colors than multi-colored surfaces. Cambria is not a seamless product, seams are visible. Therefore, the use of a hot pad or trivet is always recommended to prevent heating the product.

    Cambria is not a structural support material. 2- cm and 3-cm Cambria thicknesses are for countertops and must be supported. 1-cm thicknesses are for surface finishes such as walls, tub and shower surrounds and fireplaces; horizontal applications such as a tub deck must be completely supported as well. Semi-polished or Honed finishes (1-cm) will not shine.

  • Slate Colors

    Slate

    Slate is an exotic and unique natural stone. It's stately, sturdy, durable, and impervious to heat. This earthy stone exudes warmth. The character of slate stone allows it to fit into a traditional design with an informal time worn look. A real classic old world feel. Similar to soapstone, slate scratches easily. It will scratch and chip around the edges and become weathered or aged looking. Slate's main uses include roofing and flooring. This non slippery natural stone is perfect for flooring applications. Other uses include monuments, slate backsplashes, sinks, islands, roofs and countertops.

  • Soapstone Colors

    Soapstone

    Soapstone is a natural stone that consists mainly of talc and chlorite. This is a very dense stone—weighing an average of 20 lbs. per square foot! It is a nonporous stone and will not absorb liquids and stains like other natural stones will. Soapstone is also heat resistant. Setting a hot pot on your soapstone counter top won't scorch it or burn it. In fact, some cookware is made of soapstone. If you put in a soapstone counter top, don't cut on it. Soapstone is soft. It's so soft it can be scratched with a fingernail. Over time, the edges will soften and you'll start to see small nicks, scratches, and indentations. If you like the aged antique look, the patina of this natural stone might be perfect for you. It will age gradually and gracefully. Soapstone is best known for it's heat retention. It is used extensively for fireplace wood stoves, masonry fireplaces, fireplace liners, and pizza ovens. It's also used for sinks, countertops, island tops, chess sets, sills, flooring, and shower stalls.

  • Precious Stone Colors

    Precious Stone

    Semi Precious Stone Surfaces are made from specially selected natural and solid semi precious pieces such as Quartz, Amethyst and Agate, hand composed and bound together using special resin. This collection is mainly recommended for cladding, countertops, bar, vanities, murals, etc. Harder stone can be used for flooring.

  • Neolith by TheSize Colors

    Neolith by TheSize

    Neolith is the largest, most high-tech porcelain slab, which offers the most efficient solutions for the most demanding architectural projects, as well as an extensive combination of colours and finishes, making it a designer product that can be used in numerous applications for interiors, exteriors and furnishings.

    IS LIGHTWEIGHT
    The weight of the technical porcelain laminate slabs facilitates transportation and handling, reducing the load factor on the cladding.

    IS WATERPROOF
    Waterproof and resistant to liquids, with an absorption level of almost zero.

    IS EASY TO CLEAN
    Resistant to any kind of chemical cleaning agent such as bleach or ammonia.

    IS HYGIENIC
    It does not give off any harmful substances and is totally suitable for contact with food.

    IS RESISTANT TO HIGH TEMPERATURES
    It does not burn in contact with fire or emit smoke or toxic substances when subjected to high temperatures.

    IS RESISTANT TO WEAR AND TEAR
    Its hard surface makes it resistant to scratches and abrasion.

    IS RESISTANT TO BENDING
    It has a high shear rate, making it resistant to heavy loads and pressure.

    IS ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY
    Composed entirely of natural materials, it does not give off any substances that are harmful to the environment and is completely recyclable.

  • Vertazzo Recycled Glass Vetrazzo Recycled Glass Colors

    Vetrazzo® Recycled Glass

    Vetrazzo is a line of exquisite surface materials crafted from 100% recycled glass and used anywhere natural stone is used; countertops, tabletops, architectural cladding and more. Vetrazzo surfaces offer a stunning and lively signature for residential or commercial projects.

    With over 85% recycled glass content, Vetrazzo allows homeowners, architects, designers, and builders to exhibit both their style and their respect for the earth and environment.

    IS UNIQUE
    Vetrazzo is composed of a patented proprietary formula that combines recycled glass with a binder of cement, additives, pigments and other recycled materials.

    IS STRONG
    Comparable in strength, scratch resistance, thermal resistance, durability, and care & maintenance to granite.

    IS VERSATILE
    Almost any surfacing requirement can use Vetrazzo; the most popular applications include countertops, vanity topes, tabletops, bar tops, and hearth/fireplace surrounds.

    IS ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY
    Vetrazzo is composed of 85% recycled glass material, and is one of the most environmentally-friendly surfaces in the market.

    IS BORN IN USA
    Vetrazzo is proud to be made entirely in the United States.

    IS EASY TO CLEAN
    Vetrazzo's porosity is better than marble and concrete, and equivalent to some granite; simply wipe clean with a damp cloth on a day-to-day basis.

    IS DURABLE
    Vetrazzo is extremely strong and durable, and will withstand years and years of normal use.

  • Rocamat Limestone Colors

    Rocamat Limestone

    Rocamat is the world's leading producer of limestone. As a major player in the production of building stone at international-level, Rocamat sells materials extracted from its quarries and transformed in its factories to the construction market of blocks, slabs, flooring, façade cladding, marble masonry, sawn elements, and fine carved work.

  • Polycor Stones Polycor Stones Colors

    Polycor Stones

    Polycor supplies natural stone product all over America and beyond with over 35 owned quarries and 3 manufacturing sites. Polycor's product line includes granite, marble, French limestone and recycled glass, which are transformed into slabs, tiles, mosaics, cut-to-size, landscaping products and curbs. With Polycor's world-class reputation and stone collections, they are an exceptional solution for your commercial, architectural or residential project.