Rich, wave-like bands of sage green, brown, beige, and burgundy sweep across this Cipollino Ondulato, quarried in Tuscany, Italy. Thin white bands of mica hold the wider color bands together, and the whole pattern moves in fluid, undulating waves rather than the straight veining you’d see in most marble, which is exactly what earned it the name “cipollino,” Italian for “little onion,” after the layered look of the stone. Since serpentine and dolomite make up much of its mineral structure, the color and pattern shift noticeably from one slab to the next, so every installation ends up genuinely one-of-a-kind. Designers reach for it on statement features like bookmatched accent walls, fireplace surrounds, and table tops, where the movement in the stone can take center stage.
Tuscany, Italy
Sage green, brown, beige, burgundy, and grey, with white mica veining
Polished, Honed, Brushed
approx. 100–130 MPa
approx. 0.2–0.4%
approx. 2,700 kg/m³
Accent walls, fireplace surrounds, bathroom vanities, backsplashes, table tops, window sills
Bold wave-like veining, one-of-a-kind pattern per slab, moderate durability, requires periodic sealing
Every order is vigorously inspected to meet your specific project requirements.
Packed in durable ISPM-15 wooden crates for maximum protection.
Every crate is securely packed and labeled with the required shipping marks.
Carefully loaded and secured to ensure safe transport worldwide.
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