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Cipollino

With its dramatic ribbon-like patterns and rich green tones, Cipollino marble makes a striking impression. Sourced from Greece, this polished natural stone features flowing bands of color that give decorative surfaces an organic, almost sculptural quality.

average Dimensions

Between 109" × 52" and 118" × 55"

Thickness

2cm

Finish

Polished

About the stone

Cipollino marble gets its name from the Italian word for onion, a reference to the distinctive layered patterns that resemble an onion’s natural rings. Originating in Greece, this stone features flowing bands of green, gray, and white that create striking movement across each slab.

Its polished finish enhances these dramatic formations, making Cipollino a beautiful choice for decorative surfaces and architectural accents.

Specifications & details

  • Origin: Greece
  • Material type: Natural marble
  • Color palette: Green, gray, white
  • Finish: Polished
  • Thickness: 2 cm
  • Slab sizes: Between 109″ × 52″ and 118″ × 55″
  • Bookmatch: No

Applications

Cipollino’s bold, layered patterns make it a distinctive choice for:

  • Fireplace surrounds
  • Decorative accent walls
  • Powder room vanities
  • Custom furniture tops
  • Reception and lobby features

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