
Gascogne Blue Cross Cut Limestone
50″ × 109″
$397 / slab
Browse 158+ Limestone slabs from 4 local yards in Los Angeles. Compare current dimensions, finishes, matching sets, and published slab pricing before you visit.
Direct seller contact · No marketplace fees · 6 listings have 2+ matching slabs for large kitchens and islands.
Current full-slab sizes: 50–77″ wide · 94–117″ long.
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Gascogne Blue Cross Cut Limestone
50″ × 109″
$397 / slab

Avorio Limestone
59″ × 104″
$825 / slab

Creme St Etienne Beige Limestone
68″ × 111″
$950 / slab

London Blue Limestone
64″ × 112″
$900 / slab

Smoky Grey Limestone
72″ × 113″
$1,099 / slab

Tao Gray Limestone
69″ × 100″
$149 / slab
12 available limestone slabs currently listed by local sellers.










50" x 109"
$397
The Stone Industry

111" x 68"
$950
West Coast Custom Stonework

101" x 64"
$875
West Coast Custom Stonework
Limestone is a versatile natural stone often chosen for fireplace surrounds, feature walls, flooring, exterior cladding, pool coping, and bathroom vanities. It is also used for limestone countertops, kitchen island slabs, and bathroom vanity slabs where a soft, matte, honed look is preferred over heavily polished marble. Its quiet tone and subtle texture make it a favorite of LA designers and homeowners looking for stone slabs for countertops with a calmer, more textural feel.
Most yards only show their own limestone inventory. The Stone Index helps buyers compare limestone slabs from multiple Los Angeles-area sellers in one place, making it easier to find the right stone by size, color, finish, price, location, and availability before visiting a yard.
Limestone is commonly used for fireplace surrounds, feature walls, flooring, exterior cladding, pool coping, bathroom vanities, and custom architectural projects.
You can browse limestone slabs from verified Los Angeles-area stone yards on The Stone Index and contact the seller directly.
Yes. Honed limestone is a popular natural flooring choice for its soft, warm appearance and consistent tone. It is best sealed and maintained for long-term use.
Both are calcium-based natural stones. Limestone typically has a softer, more matte appearance with subtle texture, while marble shows more dramatic veining and polish.
Yes. Limestone is commonly available honed or brushed, and some yards carry tumbled or sandblasted finishes for exterior and flooring applications.
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