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Original name:
Calacatta Gold
Other name(s) used:
Calcutta Gold, Calacata Gold, Calacatta Doro, Calacatta Vagli, Cremo Delicato
Material:
marble
Internet ID:
529
Country of origin:
Italy
Pattern:
Veins
Colors:
Black, Gray, White
Application:
Bathroom, Fireplace
Comments:
An exclusive white marble with deep gray veining and occasional taupe highlights.
2 SETS
Calacatta Gold - Macro View Calacatta Gold - CloseUp View Calacatta Gold - Slab View
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COMMENTS:

  • Marble.com - Derek 08:59PM, Jan 25 2012 For an estimate from our company, please contact our sales office or use the Online Estimate Tool: www.marble.com/estimate
  • Marble.com - Derek 08:58PM, Jan 25 2012 You should measure your kitchen cabinets to create a layout of the countertops. The length and width of the countertops is needed for an estimate. Please watch this video: 
    http://www.marble.com/video/gr...
  • Carb118 03:48PM, Jan 22 2012 How much is the going rate per sq ft for marble installation in NYC?
  • Carb118 03:47PM, Jan 22 2012 How can I tell how much marble I will need for my kitchen approx.
  • Marble.com - Derek 06:50PM, Oct 26 2011 There is no rule saying that you can't, but it's a rather soft and fragile material that is more susceptible to stains, chips, and scratches. It requires high maintenance to stay looking new and pretty. If you're up for the task, you can find out more information here: http://www.marble.com/articles...
  • Marble.com - Kinga 06:01PM, Oct 24 2011 You can use marble in a kitchen; however, it is not recommended because it can scratch, stain and chip faster than granite. Keep in mind marble will etch and develop patina over time which is a natural and expected part of using marble. Since a kitchen get a lot of usage, it’s easier to damage it as opposed to using it in a bath. As long as you properly clean and maintain it, you shouldn’t have any problems.
  • nicole 08:42PM, Oct 22 2011 why can't marble be used for kitchen countertops? or is there some marbl e that could be used?Nicole.
  • Nicole 08:40PM, Oct 22 2011 Why can't you use marble for countertops?
  • Marble.com - Kinga 02:51PM, Jul 11 2011 Jean,
    Remember, shipments of the stone will vary so it’s always best to view the slabs in person to see the beautiful features the stone has to offer.  Before any fabricator does the cutting, you should approve the slab and the layout to make sure you get exactly what you want.
  • Marble.com - Derek 01:53PM, Jul 11 2011 Well, Calacatta 'Gold' variety has golden tone in the veins and streaks. It's not fully gold, but the grey veins should have outlines of golden in them. That is high quality Calacatta slabs.
  • Jean 12:43AM, Jul 8 2011 Should I look for a yellow gold tone in Calactta gold or is it more like Carrera just white and gray? I have been told there is a big difference but looking at photos I can not see much difference.
  • Marble.com - Derek 12:57PM, Jun 10 2011 While marble such as Calacatta is a softer stone than granite and more prone to stains and chips, marble is still a popular choice for kitchen islands. It's a classic and timeless look that brings softness to any design. If you're willing to live with the high maintenance as well as the wear and tear of marble, then there is no reason why you should not use Calacatta. Hope this helps.
  • Mollie 11:11AM, Jun 10 2011 Considering Calacutta for my island top. Big mistake or go for it?
  • rodney 11:10AM, May 4 2011 i have grey carpet and i was look at thiscalcutta gold for my entry would you recommend this? it's about 140sq. ft.
    • All Granite and Marble 11:50AM, May 4 2011 Rodney: Absolutely. Go for it!
  • Marie 04:01PM, Mar 16 2011 Is there such a thing as Calacutta GRANITE or only marble?
    • All Granite and Marble 10:13AM, Mar 17 2011 Marie : Calacatta is a marble only.
  • Jessica 02:56PM, Jan 13 2011 I need a table top for my outdoor wrought iron base. I was considering white marble and was wondering if that was a bad choice. I am not against the look of aging but want to know what I am in store for.
    • All Granite and Marble 09:08AM, Jan 14 2011 Jessica: For outdoor application, I do not recommend marble, as it will not only age in time, but probably stain horribly even if you seal often. There is light stones similar to marble with the durability of granite that you may want to consider. For example, take a look at Kashmir White, Bianco Romano, White Fantasy, and Moon Night.
  • tomaso micchelli 09:28PM, Dec 17 2010 I am looking for a counter top for my kitchen: 71.25 "x 25". 1/2 or 1/4 inch thickness, square edge, with a sink cut out. Could you give me a price, installed.
    • All Granite and Marble 02:08PM, Dec 18 2010 Tomaso Micchelli: For pricing, please contact our sales office or use the online estimate tool located on our main page.
  • Brenda L. 01:22PM, Nov 25 2010 I wold like to have installed a floating desk with a slab of Calacatta Gold. Would your company be able to assist with this. Please email me.
    • All Granite and Marble 09:02AM, Nov 26 2010 Brenda L.: Yes, of course. For a price on this desk please send over the measurements to our sales office.
  • Liliana 11:25PM, Oct 6 2010 I have 3 big low windows. I'm planning to put marble under the window. This will also works like a bench and a shelf. What kind of marble is better: Branco Cachoeiro, Calacata gold or White Carrara? The quality between them varies a lot? What about porosity, surface regularity and price?
    • All Granite and Marble 11:40AM, Oct 8 2010 Liliana: Both Calacatta Gold and White Carrara are about the same quality of marble. Marble tends to be more porous and softer than granite. Branco Cachoeiro is a stronger, less porous stone that looks like Marble Branco Cachoeiro and White Carrara are mid-range in price, while Calacatta Gold is one of our more premium stones. For exact pricing please contact our sales office.
  • David Clapp 03:26PM, Aug 17 2010 Designing a kitchen with a large island. Desiring Calacatta Gold top for island. Island is 4'x10'. How available are slabs that size?
    • All Granite and Marble 03:08PM, Aug 18 2010 David Clapp: The largest slabs are 73" x 114".
  • Bob Duncan 08:11PM, Jul 28 2010 we are lookign for a prtial slab - Calcuta Gold 25" * 95"
    • All Granite and Marble 08:07AM, Jul 29 2010 Bob Duncan: We do not sell slabs, but we can fabricate a countertop for you in this size.
  • fdo 05:58PM, Apr 14 2010 what is the cost of the calacatta glod per suquare inch?
    • All Granite and Marble 09:09AM, Apr 15 2010 fdo: For pricing please contact the sales office.
  • Laura Lampton 04:12PM, Jan 22 2010 What is the difference between calacatta gold and calcutta gold?
    • All Granite and Marble 05:05PM, Jan 22 2010 Laura Lampton: Same thing, different spelling.
  • Whitney Cline 05:54PM, Dec 29 2009 I need 101 sq. feet of this. Can you tell me how much per sq/ft installed?
    • All Granite and Marble 07:56AM, Dec 30 2009 Whitney Cline: For pricing please contact the sales office.
  • Todd 09:29PM, Sep 23 2009 What is the cost of a Calacatta gold slab like this one #529? What are the dimensions of the slab? Is there shipping cost to Chicago?
    • All Granite and Marble 09:22AM, Sep 24 2009 Todd : We do not sell full slabs.
  • Patty 01:09PM, Apr 13 2009 I love this marble - but am shopping for kitchen countertops and no marble is not the best choice. What granite most closely resembles this marble?
    • All Granite and Marble 10:13AM, Apr 14 2009 Patty: Classic White would be the closest. http://www.marble.com/stone/Classic,White,771.html
  • Mary 09:56AM, Mar 26 2009 Do you have access to Calacatta Green Polished tile?
    • All Granite and Marble 11:03AM, Apr 3 2009 Mary: Unfortunately we do not have access to this tile.
  • maureen 08:30PM, Feb 9 2009 Hello. I am in the process of choosing bath vanity countertops. The bathroom is a medium size with one smallish window. The vanity is 60 inches and is a medium stained cherry (reddish tint. We inherited ceramic floor tiles. They are white with a barely there pink and grey clouding; no veining. I want marble countertops, not granite. My options are limited as I am choosing from remnants. I have an option of a 3cm Calcutta Gold that looks very much like the lot here. I also have the option of a Crema Marfil. What would you recommend?
    • All Granite and Marble 05:04PM, Feb 10 2009 maureen: My choice would be the Crema Marfil. Nice, soft appearance and should compliment the red in the cherry wood much better than Calcutta Gold. Should bring some warmth to the room.
  • Linda 02:08PM, Feb 4 2009 Do you offer a honed finish for the Calacatta marbles?
    • All Granite and Marble 12:21PM, Feb 5 2009 Linda: We can hone any stone if desired.
  • Maureen 12:06PM, Jan 28 2009 Hi. What thickness of this marble is typically needed for a bathroom vanity? 2cm or 3cm?
    • All Granite and Marble 01:11PM, Jan 28 2009 Maureen: Standard is 2cm but 3cm is absolutely fine. It's a matter of preference.
  • DeeDeeAcquisto 06:35PM, Jan 27 2008 Do you carry Calacatta Regina...a white marble with green veining? Or any Danby marbles with green veining?
    • All Granite and Marble 09:09AM, Feb 7 2008 DeeDeeAcquisto: Please check with our sales office.
  • Dave 05:34PM, Jan 3 2008 Do you have Calacatta 3/8" thick?
    • All Granite and Marble 08:40AM, Jan 8 2008 Dave: Please call the office.
  • Margaret 12:53AM, Oct 3 2007 Do you carry the 16" or 18" tiles of Calcutta Gold?
    • All Granite and Marble 08:41AM, Oct 3 2007 Margaret: We do not carry tiles.
  • yoann 07:07PM, Sep 26 2007 How much would be a slabe of your calacatta gold (gray/white colors) marble would cost?
    • All Granite and Marble 02:12PM, Sep 27 2007 yoann: We do not sell slabs.
  • Annette James 10:45AM, Aug 1 2007 I am looking for a 1 3/4 thick 11 1/2x 4, is this the only calacatta gold you have?
    • All Granite and Marble 10:13AM, Aug 11 2007 Annette James: No, there are more.
  • All Granite and Marble 11:21AM, Jul 11 2007 You can visit our location to pick your slab. Check our website for operating hours and directions.
  • Charlotte Baum 01:14AM, Jul 9 2007 How do I go about choosing a slab from you? My island is 5' x 11'. I want a beautiful Calacatta gold slab. char1cat@aol.com
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