Sahaba

 

Description
Appearance:
Sahaba Marble typically features a light beige to creamy white background, often with soft veining or subtle fossil patterns. Its smooth, uniform texture and warm tones give it a refined and luxurious feel, making it ideal for both modern and classical spaces.

Origin:
Sahaba Marble is generally quarried in the Middle East, with Jordan and surrounding regions being notable sources. Its name may reference the historical region or figures, giving it a traditional and cultural appeal in Islamic architecture.

Finish Options:

  • Polished – for a glossy, mirror-like finish.

  • Honed – for a smooth, matte surface.

  • Brushed or Tumbled – for a more rustic, aged look.

Common Uses:

  • Flooring (residential & commercial)

  • Wall cladding

  • Staircases

  • Countertops

  • Bathroom vanities

  • Mosques and traditional architecture

Properties:

  • Durable and long-lasting

  • Elegant, neutral tones that match a variety of designs

  • Good for indoor use; some varieties may be used outdoors with proper treatment

Maintenance:
Requires sealing to protect against stains, especially in high-traffic or wet areas. Regular cleaning with pH-neutral cleaners is recommended.

 

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