Photo for reference. Natural stone varies from slab to slab, so we confirm the actual slab before cutting.
Italian Calcatta Borghini
Italian Calcatta Borghini Marble with cream and gray tones for countertops, vanities and more in Charleston, SC.
Additional information
| Material |
Marble |
|---|---|
| Finish |
Polished |
| Color |
Cream, Grey, Mixed |
| Level |
G |
- Free estimate
- Template, cut & install
- Charleston, SC
Discover Italian Calcatta Borghini Marble, a natural metamorphic stone valued for its classic elegance and soft, luminous surface. Its palette features cream and gray tones with noticeable natural movement.
Look and Character
As with any natural stone, each Italian Calcatta Borghini slab has its own pattern and color variation. Seeing the full slab in person is the best way to pick the perfect one for your project. It is available here in a polished finish.
Best Uses
Use Italian Calcatta Borghini marble for bathroom vanities, shower walls, fireplace surrounds, backsplashes and elegant kitchen countertops. For a balanced design, combine it with white, gray, navy or natural wood cabinetry.
Care and Maintenance
Marble is softer and more porous than granite, and acidic liquids such as lemon juice, wine or vinegar can etch the surface. Seal it regularly, wipe spills right away and clean with a pH-neutral stone cleaner.
Explore more options in our marble collection, or contact Stonphase to see full slabs and get a quote for your countertop project in Charleston, SC.
Italian Calcatta Borghini at a Glance
| Material | Marble (natural stone) |
|---|---|
| Hardness | About 3 to 4 on the Mohs scale |
| Heat resistance | Moderate |
| Scratch resistance | Low to moderate |
| Stain resistance | Fair once sealed; etches with acids |
| Sealing | Every 6 to 12 months |
| Finish | Polished |
| Typical thickness | 2 cm or 3 cm slabs |
| Colors | Cream, Grey, Mixed |
| Price group | G |
Pros and Considerations of Marble
Pros
- Timeless, elegant veining
- Stays cool to the touch, ideal for baking
- Develops a soft patina over time
Considerations
- Etches with lemon, vinegar and wine
- Softer and more prone to scratches
- Needs more frequent sealing and care
Design Pairings
Italian Calcatta Borghini pairs well with white, navy, sage green or natural wood cabinets. Brass and matte black hardware both work, and a simple white or subtle tile backsplash lets the stone lead.
Countertops for Lowcountry Homes
We template, fabricate and install Italian Calcatta Borghini countertops for kitchens, islands, bathroom vanities and more across Charleston, SC, including Mount Pleasant, James Island and North Charleston. Visit us to see full slabs, or send us your measurements for a free estimate.
Italian Calcatta Borghini FAQ
Is Italian Calcatta Borghini Marble good for kitchen countertops?
It works well in kitchens if you are comfortable with some etching and patina over time; many homeowners choose it for vanities, islands and baking areas.
Does Marble need to be sealed?
Yes. Marble should be sealed more often, usually every 6 to 12 months. Sealing helps with stains but does not prevent etching from acidic foods.
How does Italian Calcatta Borghini Marble compare with quartzite?
Marble offers the classic look but is softer and etches with acids; quartzite gives a similar look with much higher durability.
Can I see the actual Italian Calcatta Borghini slab, and do you serve Mount Pleasant and James Island?
Yes. Natural and engineered surfaces vary by lot, so we help you see the actual slab before fabrication. Stonphase serves Charleston, SC and nearby areas including Mount Pleasant, James Island and North Charleston.
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