3D Black Marble

3D Black Marble | Deep Black Stone with a Network of White Veins for Feature Walls and Luxury Design

3D Black Marble is a patterned black marble considered for dark surfaces and striking designs. The name “3D” refers to the visual depth created by the network of light veins on the black background.

Colour and Appearance

In the photos of this product, the background is deep black, with a dense network of white and light veins – from very fine hairlines to wider veins – spreading in many directions. This density and crossing of veins gives the surface a sense of depth and layered texture.

The line pattern and contrast of each piece are natural, so selection should be made from a full slab photo or several tiles side by side.

Applications

• Feature walls, TV walls and decorative slabs.
• Lobbies: reception walls, elevator surrounds and floor borders next to light stone.
• Interior floors and stairs: in feature areas or mixed designs.
• Counters and decorative tables: keeping marble’s surface sensitivity in mind.

It is supplied as slabs and tiles. Polished shows more depth of colour and reflection, while honed gives a more controlled look. Textured finishes such as leathered, chiseled, grooved, rock-face, flamed-leathered and leathered bush-hammered are also available.

Compared with Other Black Marbles

If you are comparing patterned black marbles, review 3D Black alongside Dehbid Black Marble and Black Lashter Marble in terms of vein pattern, slab size and actual grade. 3D Black usually has a denser vein network, while Lashter shows longer, more spaced white lines.

Practical Notes

• Dust, fingerprints, water marks and scratches show more on black surfaces; honed or leathered finishes show them less.
• Avoid acidic cleaners.

Price

The price of 3D Black Marble depends on grade, vein pattern, dimensions, thickness, finish, order quantity and shipping. The figure shown on this page is the starting price per square metre; the final price is confirmed after reviewing the deliverable batch and order specifications.

Buying Guide

• For feature walls, view the full slab and, if needed, source consecutive slabs for book-matching.
• Define vein direction and piece layout on the drawing before cutting.
• Check polish quality, corner condition and whether the back needs reinforcement.
• Match stock photos and pro-forma specifications to your project, and agree on dimensional tolerances and packing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is it called 3D Black?
The dense, crossing network of white veins on a black background creates a sense of depth and three-dimensional texture.

Is it suitable for floors?
It suits feature floors, borders and mixed designs; on large, busy floors consider the maintenance of a dark surface.

For an accurate quote, send the stone name, dimensions, quantity, thickness, finish and project city. Compare similar stones on the marble page.