Sunday 10 December 2017

Pristine Beauty: Marble as a Material for Decorating A Property!

Marble is a kind of metamorphic rock which forms when limestone undergoes heat and pressure changes which leads to its metamorphosis. Marble is composed of mineral calcite (CaCO3) and contains other minerals like micas, pyrite, quartz, iron oxides, graphite and clay. During metamorphism calcite which is present in the limestone re-crystallizes to form a kind of rock which is a mass of interlocking calcite crystals.

Marble has been increasingly been used for decorating interior and exterior surfaces of properties in the Melbourne area. Melbourne residents like to utilise Marble stone often for decorating their properties. Whether it is marble bench tops, shelves, sculpture or flooring marble stone is able to provide softness and beauty everywhere it is used.

Marble has been extracted and used since classic times due to its easy carve ability, relative isotropy, homogeneity and resistance to shattering. Marble has a low index of refraction allowing light to travel through the stone several millimetres in depth. This gives a characteristic waxy look giving life to marble structures. Due to this reason marble is a preferred material especially for sculptures.

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Marble is considered an attractive stone and helps in increasing the aesthetic appeal of a property. Marble is completely safe to use and does not have any side effects. Marble bench tops can be stylised to create kitchen bench tops which are completely suitable for a variety of properties. When used as kitchen bench tops marble can create a look which is unmatched by any other available material.


Kitchen bench tops can be very useful for a kitchen area and they are extremely hygienic. They can be easily cleaned making the kitchen area a perfect place for preparing food. Due to its popularity the use of marble is bound to increase in the future time to come. For additional information on Marble in the Melbourne region visit company Eaglestone Creations.