The types of Carrara marble that are most often used for interior decoration are white or grayish with vein patterns. The pattern depends on where exactly it was quarried. Using marble for kitchen countertops requires special care with your daily cleaning, due to the porous nature of the material. We recommend the countertops are protected with sealant before use, and that they are re-sealed regularly afterwards. Quarried in Carrara, Italy.

Impala is a dark, grayish, small-grained stone. Quarried in Africa.

Royal Beige is a light, large-grained granite. It is more porous than Finnish stone. We recommend the stone surfaces are protected with a sealant before use, and regularly re-sealed after. Quarried in Italy (Sardinia).

Blanco Perla is a light, mid-grained granite. Compared to Finnish stone it is softer and more porous, so we recommend the countertops are protected before use. Quarried in Italy (Sardinia).

Emerald Pearl is, as the name suggests, a very dark green-tinted labradorite, whose sparkling grains can give your kitchen or interior an air of luxury. The stone is well suited as a kitchen countertop or for interior decoration. Quarried in Larvik, Norway.

Blue Pearl is a blue-tinted, coarse-grained labradorite. Its silver-hued, sparkling grains give off an air of luxury when used for decoration. The stone is well suited as a kitchen countertop or for interior decoration. Quarried in Larvik, Norway.

Spectrolite is a coarse grained anorthosite-gabbro, generally black or dark gray in color, identified by its individual, sparkling blue-green spectrolite grains, 5–50 mm in size. Quarried in Ylämaa, Finland.

Baltic Green is a coarse-grained, generally green granite, identified by green grains of orthoclase feldspar, 15–25 mm in diameter. The stone is well suited as a kitchen countertop or for interior decoration. Quarried in Ylämaa, Finland.

Baltic Brown is a coarse grained vyborg granite, generally brown in color. It is identified by its individual, large, round grains of orthoclase feldspar (with a diameter of 15–50 mm), surrounded by a ring of green-hued plagioclase. The stone is well suited as a kitchen countertop or for interior decoration. Quarried in Ylämaa, Finland.

Kuru Gray is an even-grained, gray granite, excellently suited as a kitchen countertop material or for other interior decoration use. Quarried in Kuru, Finland.

Balmoral Red is a mid- or coarse-grained, generally very red granite. Balmoral Red granite has been quarried already for over 100 years. It fits excellently as kitchen countertops or for other interior decoration. Quarried in Taivassalo, Finland.

Aurora is a beautiful, mid- to coarse grained migmatite with flaming patterns, usually mainly in red and black. The pattern and coloration vary dramatically. Very well suited for kitchen countertops. The stone is also used for other interior decorations, such as cladding on fireplaces or as an accentuating element. Quarried in Mäntsälä, Finland.

Korpi Pale Red is a fine-grained, pale red granite that is suitable for any use inside or out. Quarried in Varpaisjärvi, Finland.

Viitasaari Red is a mid- to coarse-grained granite, generally reddish-gray in color, characterized by its largeish, 10–40 mm in diameter grains of feldspar. Viitasaari Red is suitable for any kind of use, indoors or outdoors. Quarried in Viitasaari, Finland.

Viitasaari Light is a mid- to coarse-grained granite, characterized by its largeish, 15-30 mm grains of feldspar. The stone is suitable for any use, both indoors and outside. The coloration is uniform, and it is both weather-proof and hardy. Viitasaari Light is a popular stone to use in decorating public areas. Quarried in Viitasaari, Finland.

Varpaisjärvi black diabase is a beautiful, fine grained and evenly black stone. Varpaisjärvi black diabase, which is a Finnish stone, is one of Loimaan Kivi’s most popular material for countertops. This stone is often also used for flooring or as an accent in various interior decoration solutions thanks to its high quality. Quarried in Varpaisjärvi