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Namibia

Caribbean Island

Inspired by the colors of coastal landscapes, Caribbean Island marble features a luminous white background with flowing cream tones and scattered blue-gray mineral formations. Sourced from Namibia, this honed stone offers an inviting balance of warmth and cool coloring.

average Dimensions

131" × 75"

Thickness

3cm

Finish

Honed

Book Match

Available

About the stone

Also known as Oyster White, Caribbean Island marble is recognized for its translucent white background, creamy swirls, and distinctive islands of smoky quartz. Subtle hints of blue-gray and occasional warmer tones add depth and visual interest to each slab.

Its honed finish creates a soft, understated appearance, while bookmatched slabs allow the natural patterns to form striking mirrored compositions across larger surfaces.

Specifications & details

  • Origin: Namibia
  • Material type: Natural marble
  • Color palette: White, cream, blue-gray, smoky gray
  • Finish: Honed
  • Thickness: 3 cm
  • Slab sizes: 131″ × 75″
  • Bookmatch: Available

Applications

Caribbean Island marble brings distinctive character to:

  • Waterfall kitchen islands
  • Bookmatched feature walls
  • Bathroom vanities
  • Fireplace surrounds
  • Shower walls

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