Seagrass is a warm sandy greige marble marked with delicate fossil-like detail through the stone.
The base is a warm sandy greige, softened by taupe undertones, so it reads as an earthy neutral rather than a plain grey or beige. What sets it apart is the marking: fine fossil-like traces run through the stone, organic and irregular, closer to a limestone character than a veined marble. Over a large floor or wall it reads as a calm, sandy neutral from a distance, with the fossil detail rewarding a closer look. It suits natural, organic and coastal schemes, and pairs well with timber, rattan, linen tones, brass and greenery.
Specifications
| Stone | Seagrass |
| Type | Marble |
| Origin | Turkey |
| Colour | Warm sandy greige with taupe undertones and delicate fossil-like markings |
| Sizes | 610x406 · 610x610 · 457x914 |
| Thickness | 15mm |
| Finishes | Polished, Honed |
| Price range | $$ |
Where it works
Seagrass is a marble, so it wants a bit more care than the travertines in the range. It is softer, etches with acids, and needs sealing once it is down, which makes it best suited to areas where it will be seen rather than worked hard. Its earthy, organic character is the drawcard, so it does its best work where that natural detail can be appreciated: a feature wall, a vanity, a bathroom floor or a considered living space. The sandy tone brings warmth without going cream, which makes it a good fit for coastal and natural schemes. The slab format suits vanities and feature walls, while the tile sizes cover floors and splashbacks. The recommended applications for this stone are still being confirmed, so contact us and we can advise on the right fit for your job.
Choosing a finish
Available finishes: Honed and polished finish with a smooth, refined surface and subtle sheen that enhances the marble’s soft earthy tones and distinctive natural fossil patterns.
As a guide with marble, a polished finish brings the depth and the fossil detail up strongest, which suits vanities, splashbacks and feature walls, though it shows wear and etching more readily. A honed finish is flatter and more forgiving, and on this stone it suits the earthy, natural character particularly well, which also makes it the safer pick for floors and benchtops. If you are unsure which finish fits your project, give us a call and we can talk it through.
Order a sample
Order a sample to see Seagrass in your own light before you commit. The fossil markings vary from piece to piece, so it is worth seeing more than one, and checking the sandy tone on site against your joinery and fixtures.
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