Understanding Marble
Marble is a metamorphic rock formed from recrystallized limestone, which gives it the soft, often swirling veining patterns it is known for. It is composed primarily of calcium carbonate, which makes it relatively soft on the hardness scale and chemically reactive to acids found in everyday products like citrus juice, wine, and many all-purpose cleaners.
That same softness is what allows marble to take a high polish and a smooth, glass-like finish, which is why it has been a favored material for flooring, countertops, and decorative surfaces for centuries.
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Where Marble Is Typically Installed
- ✓Kitchen and bathroom countertops
- ✓Foyer and hallway flooring
- ✓Fireplace surrounds and hearths
- ✓Bathroom vanities and shower walls
- ✓Commercial lobbies and reception desks
Typical Finishes
Polished
A high-gloss, reflective finish that shows off veining and color depth, but shows etching and scratches more readily.
Honed
A smooth, matte to satin finish that is more forgiving of light surface wear and slip-resistant.
Tumbled
A textured, weathered look often used for rustic flooring or wall applications.
Common Wear & Mistakes
- •Etch marks (dull, often ring-shaped spots) from acidic spills like lemon juice, vinegar, or wine
- •Scratches and dulling in high-traffic areas or under kitchen cutting activity
- •Yellowing or dulling from waxes and coatings applied over time
- •Chips at countertop edges and corners
Sealing & Maintenance
- ✓Use only pH-neutral, stone-safe cleaners — never vinegar, bleach, or generic all-purpose sprays
- ✓Wipe up acidic spills immediately rather than letting them sit
- ✓Reseal polished or honed marble periodically to help resist staining, based on usage
- ✓Avoid abrasive scouring pads, which will scratch the polished surface
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