
Calacatta Cremo Marble
70″ × 100″
$1,896 / slab
Browse 963+ Calacatta Marble slabs from 7 local yards in Los Angeles. Compare current dimensions, finishes, matching sets, and published slab pricing before you visit.
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Current full-slab sizes: 42–81″ wide · 74–144″ long.
64 listings have 2+ matching slabs for large kitchens and islands.
Current inventory

Calacatta Cremo Marble
70″ × 100″
$1,896 / slab

Calacatta Oro Betogli Marble
76″ × 127″
$6,648 / slab

Calacatta Gold Classico Marble
71″ × 116″
$5,900 / slab

Calacatta Borghini Extra Marble
75″ × 126″
Special Price

Calacatta Oyster Marble
42″ × 117″
Special Price

Calacatta Viola Marble
78″ × 118″
Special Price
128 natural Calacatta Marble listings currently available from local Los Angeles sellers.

98" x 67"
45.6 sq ft
Special Price
Modul Marble
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Calacatta Bellini Marble, polished 131x70 slab. branching blue-gray and charcoal ribbons.
131" x 70"
63.7 sq ft
Special Price
Modul Marble
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128" x 78"
69.3 sq ft
Special Price
Modul Marble
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Calacatta Altissimo Marble, honed 118x76 slab. open white areas and slender gray diagonals.
118" x 76"
62.3 sq ft
Special Price
Modul Marble
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Calacatta Colorado Marble, polished 129x75 slab. open white with fine diagonal gray threads.
129" x 75"
67.2 sq ft
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Modul Marble
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Calacatta Classico Marble, polished 126x80 slab. fine diagonal gray wisps denser at the right.
126" x 80"
70 sq ft
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Modul Marble
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Calacatta Viola Marble, honed 125x77 slab. oversized ivory areas with broad plum-lilac seams.
125" x 77"
66.8 sq ft
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Modul Marble
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Calacatta Caldia Marble, honed 125x74 slab. ivory-white with soft gray wisps.
125" x 74"
64.2 sq ft
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Modul Marble
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Calacatta Gold Borghini Marble, honed 132x80 slab. large white islands and warm branching veins.
132" x 80"
73.3 sq ft
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Modul Marble
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Calacatta Fabricotti Marble, polished or glossy 121x71 slab. large oval white fragments and dark gray webbing.
121" x 71"
59.7 sq ft
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Modul Marble
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Calacatta Cielo Marble, polished 125x72 slab. long fine gray diagonals on white.
125" x 72"
62.5 sq ft
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Modul Marble
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Calacatta Macchia Vecchia Marble, polished 110x75 slab. sweeping gray bands with an orange-gold branch.
110" x 75"
57.3 sq ft
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Modul Marble
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Paonazzo Rosato Marble, polished 131x72 slab. ivory fragments with dark and peach-warm seams.
131" x 72"
65.5 sq ft
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Modul Marble
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Calacatta Gold Premium Marble, honed 129x70 slab. fine diagonals and an upper-left gray streak.
129" x 70"
62.7 sq ft
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Modul Marble
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Calacatta Picasso Marble, honed 117x78 slab. blue-gray white with black and orange-gold veins.
117" x 78"
63.4 sq ft
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Modul Marble
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Calacatta Vagli Marble, polished 110x75 slab. elongated cream-white forms and taupe-gray ribbons.
110" x 75"
57.3 sq ft
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Modul Marble
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Calacatta Altissimo Marble, honed 122x78 slab. white field with broad gray branching.
122" x 78"
66.1 sq ft
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Modul Marble
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Calacatta Vagli Marble, honed 115x53 slab. white with fine diagonal taupe-gray ribbons.
115" x 53"
42.3 sq ft
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Modul Marble
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Calacatta Arni Marble, polished 120x77 slab. densely folded blue-gray ribbons.
120" x 77"
64.2 sq ft
Special Price
Modul Marble
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Calacatta Monet Medici Marble, polished 117x77 slab. dense blue-gray fragments with cream and ocher seams.
117" x 77"
62.6 sq ft
Special Price
Modul Marble
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Calacatta Viola Grand Marble, honed 2 cm, 121" x 77" - 36 slabs. Honed Calacatta Viola for kitchen countertops at scale.
121" x 77"
64.7 sq ft
Special Price
The Stone Industry
36 pieces available

Calacatta Viola Fantastico Marble, polished 2 cm, 120" x 76" - 27 slabs. Calacatta Viola for kitchen countertops and waterfall islands.
120" x 76"
63.3 sq ft
Special Price
The Stone Industry
27 pieces available

Calacatta Golden Lincoln Marble, polished 2 cm, 127" x 71" - 32 slabs. Golden Calacatta for kitchen countertops and islands.
127" x 71"
62.6 sq ft
Special Price
The Stone Industry
32 pieces available

Calacatta Borghini Extra Marble, polished 2 cm, 131" x 79" - 43 slabs. Jumbo Borghini for kitchen countertops and waterfall islands.
131" x 79"
71.9 sq ft
Special Price
The Stone Industry
43 pieces available
Browse other marble slabs available from local Los Angeles sellers.
View All Marble SlabsThese are manufactured alternatives for buyers who like the white-and-veined Calacatta appearance but may prefer a different maintenance profile, pattern consistency, or price point. They are not natural Calacatta Marble and are kept separate from the marble listing count, price range, yard summary, and structured inventory data above.
Engineered quartz products with Calacatta-style movement. Confirm the exact brand, color name, slab dimensions, finish, warranty, and current availability with the seller.

Clearance Calacatta Nico Quartz, polished 2 cm, 127" x 64" - 12 slabs at $525/slab. Warm gold-veined Calacatta quartz for kitchen countertops.
127" x 64"
56.4 sq ft
$525
Pure Surfaces
12 pieces available

Clearance Calacatta Manhattan Quartz, polished, 127" x 64" - 7 slabs at $650/slab. Bold Calacatta-look quartz for kitchen countertops and waterfall islands.
127" x 64"
56.4 sq ft
$650
Pure Surfaces
7 pieces available

Clearance Calacatta Como Quartz — 20 polished 2 cm slabs at $600 each with bold green veining.
126" x 63"
55.1 sq ft
$600
Verona Quartz Surfaces
20 pieces available

Calacatta Ghiandia, polished 126x63 slab, clearance at $595. Bold charcoal bands.
126" x 63"
55.1 sq ft
$595
$10.80 / sq ft
Bedrosians Tile and Stone
1 piece available

Clearance Calacatta Breccia Jumbo Quartz — extra-large 65" x 130" polished slabs at $5.10/sq ft for kitchens and islands.
130" x 65"
58.7 sq ft
$299
$5.10 / sq ft
Stone Supply Co
6 pieces available

Clearance Calacatta Avenza Quartz — polished 2 cm slabs at $5.45/sq ft for budget kitchens, vanities, and rentals.
126" x 63"
55.1 sq ft
$300
$5.45 / sq ft
Stone Supply Co
4 pieces available
Porcelain slabs printed or designed with a Calacatta-style pattern. Confirm slab format, thickness, finish, edge limitations, fabrication requirements, and current availability with the seller and fabricator.

112" x 60"
46.7 sq ft
$1,400
$1,731.40
Stoneland USA
Availability: confirm with seller

127" x 64"
56.4 sq ft
$1,600
$2,272.35
Stoneland USA
Availability: confirm with seller

Clearance Calacatta Light Porcelain — 44 book-matched polished 12 mm slabs at $775 each.
127" x 64"
56.4 sq ft
$775
Verona Quartz Surfaces
44 pieces available

Clearance Calacatta Royal Porcelain — 44 book-matched polished 12 mm slabs at $975 each.
127" x 64"
56.4 sq ft
$975
Verona Quartz Surfaces
44 pieces available

Clearance Calacatta Venato Porcelain — 18 book-matched polished 12 mm slabs at $775 each.
127" x 64"
56.4 sq ft
$775
Verona Quartz Surfaces
18 pieces available

This porcelain masterpiece mirrors the luxurious allure of natural Calacatta Gold marble
127" x 64"
56.4 sq ft
$847
Verona Quartz Surfaces
24 pieces available
Calacatta is a natural-marble family and trade category rather than one perfectly uniform appearance. Slabs may have white, ivory, or creamy backgrounds with gray, gold, brown, rust, or mixed movement depending on the named variety, quarry lot, and bundle. Some patterns are open and architectural, while others are branching, cloud-like, or highly dramatic.
The name is sometimes used broadly in the stone market, so buyers should verify the exact seller-entered stone name, actual slab photographs, finish, thickness, dimensions, quantity, and any claimed origin. The slab itself matters more than a small sample because vein scale, background tone, and movement can change across the full surface.
Calacatta Marble is often selected when the stone is intended to become a visible design feature. Common uses include kitchen countertops, waterfall islands, full-height backsplashes, bathroom vanities, shower walls, fireplaces, bars, furniture, shelves, and bookmatched wall installations.
The main Calacatta hub covers the natural-marble family, including varieties that also have a more focused page. Calacatta Gold or Oro may show warm gold and gray movement. Borghini is commonly used for premium white selections with expressive veins. Vagli, Cremo, Chiara, Caldia, Michelangelo, Monet, Macchia Vecchia, Viola, Paonazzo, and other trade names can have distinct color and movement from one bundle to another.
Calacatta Viola and Paonazzo have stronger burgundy, plum, violet, or wine-toned movement and are handled on a dedicated page so their inventory and buyer intent remain clear. Browse Calacatta Viola and Paonazzo Marble in Los Angeles.
Calacatta Marble is frequently chosen for statement kitchen islands because broad natural movement can read clearly across one uninterrupted surface. Large islands, waterfall sides, and full-height backsplashes require more than choosing a color. Vein direction, cut orientation, seam placement, finished edge thickness, and the relationship between the top and vertical faces should be reviewed with the fabricator before the slabs are purchased.
Matching slabs may also support bookmatched walls, fireplaces, showers, or backsplashes. Confirm bundle sequence and slab dimensions when continuity matters. A highly dramatic island is often balanced with quieter perimeter counters, while a softer Calacatta can be used across the full kitchen.
Carrara Marble usually has a softer gray-white field with finer, more consistent veining. Calacatta is generally selected for a whiter or creamier field with larger, more open or dramatic movement. Statuario is often associated with a bright, cooler white background and refined gray veining, although natural variation and trade naming mean that actual slabs can overlap visually.
Calacatta quartz and Calacatta-look porcelain are manufactured surfaces that use the Calacatta name as a visual style. They are not natural Calacatta Marble. This hub keeps them out of the natural-marble count, price range, and schema, then presents matching alternatives in a clearly labeled section for buyers who may change materials.
Polished Calacatta has a brighter reflective surface that increases contrast and depth in the veining, but acid etching can be more visible when it changes the sheen. Honed Calacatta has a softer matte appearance and may make some everyday wear less visually obvious. Brushed, leathered, or other textured finishes are less common and depend on the slab and seller. A textured finish does not remove marble's sensitivity to acids, staining, scratching, or wear.
Calacatta Marble pricing varies by the exact variety, background color, vein character, slab dimensions, thickness, finish, grade, bundle consistency, bookmatching potential, quantity, seller, and current availability. A broad internet average cannot represent every Calacatta slab. Live asking prices tied to actual photographs and dimensions are more useful for planning a real project.
22 of 128 currently available listings include seller-provided pricing. Published full-slab asking prices, including current clearance listings, currently range from $1,461 to $6,700. 12 listings also show price per square foot.
Published listing prices normally refer to the stone material unless the seller states otherwise. Fabrication, templating, edge work, delivery, installation, sealing, and additional project costs should be confirmed separately with the fabricator or seller.
Calacatta Marble can work well for bathroom vanities, shower walls, tub surrounds, fireplace surrounds, bar tops, shelves, tabletops, and furniture. Matching full slabs are more important when a project depends on continuous movement or bookmatching. A remnant may be enough for a powder-room vanity, shelf, fireplace component, or smaller custom surface where a full slab is unnecessary. Browse live marble remnants in Los Angeles.
Calacatta is natural marble and can etch when acids change the surface finish. It can also stain, scratch, chip, and develop visible wear. Sealing can improve resistance to staining but does not prevent etching or make the stone maintenance-free. Clean with a soft cloth and a stone-safe pH-neutral cleaner, wipe spills promptly, and follow the care and resealing recommendations for the exact slab and finish.
Some buyers accept patina as part of living with natural marble. Buyers who want a more uniform appearance with less sensitivity to acids may also compare quartzite, engineered quartz, or porcelain before deciding.
Calacatta is a trade name used for a family of natural marbles known for white or creamy backgrounds and bold natural movement. The exact color, vein pattern, origin, and variety should be confirmed from the individual listing and the actual slab.
Carrara marble usually has a softer gray-white background with finer, more consistent veining. Calacatta is generally selected for a whiter or creamier field with wider, more dramatic movement. Actual slabs vary, so buyers should compare the inventory rather than rely only on the name.
Statuario is often associated with a bright, cooler white background and refined gray veining. Calacatta can be warmer and may include gray, gold, brown, burgundy, or mixed movement depending on the variety. The distinction is based on the actual slab and trade classification.
Yes. Calacatta marble is commonly used for statement kitchen islands, countertops, waterfall edges, and full-height backsplashes. It is natural marble, so buyers should expect possible etching, staining, scratching, and patina and should discuss sealing and care with their fabricator.
Calacatta marble is a calcareous natural stone and can etch when exposed to acids. It can also stain if spills remain on the surface. Sealing can improve stain resistance but does not make marble stain-proof or prevent acid etching.
No. Calacatta marble is natural stone. Calacatta quartz is an engineered surface designed to reproduce a Calacatta-style appearance, and Calacatta-look porcelain is also manufactured. This page keeps those alternatives separate from the natural-marble inventory, count, and price range so buyers can compare without confusing the material types.
Calacatta marble pricing depends on the exact variety, slab appearance, dimensions, thickness, finish, quantity, bundle consistency, seller, and whether the material is clearance inventory. The Stone Index displays seller-provided prices and price per square foot when available.
Some matching slabs can be bookmatched for feature walls, shower walls, fireplaces, islands, and full-height backsplashes. Buyers should confirm bundle sequence, slab orientation, dimensions, and fabrication layout before purchasing.
Sometimes. Calacatta marble remnants may work for bathroom vanities, fireplace surrounds, shelves, bar tops, tabletops, backsplashes, and other smaller projects. Remnant availability changes frequently.