Bedrooms
Your bedroom is your sanctuary, and marble flooring adds the most luxurious touch. One of the worst things to happen is getting a stain or scuff on one part of the marble in your bedroom.Find out more ➛
Residential
Dining Rooms
Dining rooms can see their fair share of accidental spills of food and drinks from wine, to water, to fruits and meats which all have their own chemicals that can cause staining on your natural marble stone flooring or countertop.Find out more ➛
Living Rooms
It’s a luxury to have marble decorating your living room, but in such a high traffic space a number of different contaminants can be absorbed into the natural stone with regular use. From dirt and dust to food crumbs collected over time, these can stain and chip the beautiful marble that may be the first thing a guest sees upon entering your home.
Bathrooms
If you have marble inside your bathroom, chances are it’s in your shower or sink. Both are used several times a day and may end up with stains from the build up of hair and body wash products as well as water over a period of time. These products tend to include chemicals such as alcohol, acidic ingredients, as well as waxes and fragrances.Find out more ➛
Kitchens
One of the most popular spots to find marble is in the kitchen with lustrous marble countertops. These can double as cutting board tops, as the marble makes for a strong surface that doesn’t scratch as easily as others and tends not to absorb liquid as easily. However, over time, scratches can become deeper, and liquid stains set deeper. Find out more ➛