
A deep, sumptuous field of warm brown—ranging from chocolate to burnished golden-brown—creates a luxurious, enveloping canvas that reads both contemporary and timeless, its polished surface reflecting light to reveal subtle depth and satin-like lustre. Its irregular calcite veins, soft darker wisps, and occasional burnished gold highlights move across slabs like a quiet, geological fresco—offering both expressive bookmatching drama and calming continuity across large-format installations.
Ideal for high-visibility interiors—reception walls, feature cladding, honed flooring, bathroom vanities, and residential countertops when carefully detailed—Persian Brown supports bookmatched panels, refined furniture tops, and statement stairs in hospitality and luxury residences. The stone’s compact calcitic structure and modest porosity—paired with appropriate sealing and finish selection—translates aesthetic warmth into durable serviceability, offering stain resistance, reparable etching management, and long-term dimensional stability for considered specifications.
Greece (Farsala / Thessaly region)
First choice / premium
≈ 181 MPa (representative; confirm with quarry test report)
Not published — request EN impact resistance test from supplier for critical applications (stairs, public floors, exterior paving).
≈ 2650–2700 kg/m³ (EN 1936)
c. 0.18–0.22% by mass (EN 13755) — low for calcitic marble; seal as specified
Indicative linear coefficient ≈ 5–7 × 10⁻⁶ °C⁻¹ (use supplier test data for engineering-critical detailing)
≈ 11–16.5 MPa (EN 12372; orientation- and selection-dependent)
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