Backsplash can change the entire kitchen atmosphere, so it's important to make sure that it matches your design ethos ... and ...

The Ligier black marble quarries, discovered in 1909 three miles south of the town of Dragoon, were considered comparable in quality to the famous Carrara marble quarries of Italy. Discoverer and ...

The Cleveland Museum of Art has acquired the Giambologna sculpture Fata Morgana, a rare marble by the Italian Mannerist ...

Your kitchen backsplash can seriously change how much space you feel like you have, so use this backsplash that tricks the ...

Carrara Marble Backsplash In this New York City apartment, designer Nick Olsen outfitted the kitchen with Carrara marble countertops and backsplash to minimize materials in the small space.

According to municipal data, Carrara’s marble industry produces between 4 million and 5 million tonnes of marble each year, generating 130 million euros ($148m) in profits, driven largely by ...

The Home You Own We love marble. But marble will never love us back. It’s fussy. It’s expensive. It’s a nightmare to maintain. But it looks phenomenal as a backsplash.

Smith explains that Carrara marble, which is “very soft, cloudy white with gray veining,” costs around $60–$100 per square foot. Meanwhile, Calacatta, which has “a more dramatic veining ...

Calacatta marble, a highly prized white stone exclusively quarried from the Apuan Mountains in the Carrara region of Tuscany, Italy, runs $180 per square foot, according to HomeAdvisor.

Isabella Califano Ehrlich knew she could turn the unused nook in her client’s 1911 Concord home into something magical. Given its location near the dining room, that something was a wet bar ...