Persian Latte Marble is a natural stone with a light cream background and swirling patterns in the same color. This marble stone is one of the most popular and sought-after light-colored marble stones in global markets. The variation in cream tones and cream-colored veins defines the different sorts of Latte Marble. Its smooth color background and natural color variation make it a preferred choice for luxury and high-end building projects.
Features of Persian Latte Marble
Here are some of the features of Persian Latte stone:
- Light color and excellent polishability
- Low porosity, high adhesion to mortar
- Low water absorption
- Great resistance to heat
- Vulnerable to acid
- Appearance changes under varying weather conditions
Applications of Persian Latte Marble
Persian Latte Marble is available in 40 × 40 cm, 60 × 60 cm, and 80 × 80 cm tile sizes
- Floor stones for hotel lobbies, apartments, residential units, halls, and restaurants
- Stone stairs
- Interior lobby wall cladding stone
Persian Latte Marble is often used in large dimensions as a paving stone for luxurious halls and residential units.
Factors Affecting the Price of Persian Latte Marble
The lighter and more uniform the surface of Persian Latte Marble, the higher its price. Other factors, such as thickness, dimensions, quality, and processing method, also play a role in determining the price of this stone. In addition, the requested quantity and the destination city can also affect the final price.
Persian Latte Marble is classified into Super, sort A, and sort B categories. In general, the price difference between the different grades ranges from approximately 20% to 25%, depending on the type of stone. The listed price for Persian Latte Marble on Vazin Stone (Price Range: $24–$48) applies to the Premium sorts.
Strengths
- Modern and attractive color and pattern
- Good durability
- Polished finish and excellent polishability







































Joe
Can it be used in combination with travertine stone in the building facade?
مدیر –
No. actually This stone is only used inside the building