Najafabad Black Marble

Najafabad Black Marble | Deep Black Marble with Diagonal White Veins for Feature Walls, Lobbies and Floors

Najafabad Black Marble is chosen for dark surfaces and designs built on contrast. Next to light marbles it creates a formal, modern and luxurious space, and it suits the parts of a project meant to be seen.

Colour and Appearance

In the photos of this product, Najafabad has a deep black background with white and light veins. Many of the veins run as parallel, diagonal lines in one direction, with finer veins and a soft cloudy texture in the background; this directionality gives the surface an orderly movement.

Background colour and the number or thickness of veins vary between grades and should be judged from photos of actual stock under light similar to the project.

Applications

• Feature walls and TV walls: where the diagonal white veins stand out.
• 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 in mind marble’s sensitivity to acids and scratches.

Slabs show the continuity of the veins, and tiles suit regular layouts; in both cases vein direction should be set before installation so the diagonal lines stay consistent.

Available Finishes

The finish affects darkness and reflection: polished shows a deeper black and more contrast, while honed or leathered reduce reflection and fingerprints. Textured finishes such as chiseled, grooved, rock-face, flamed-leathered and leathered bush-hammered are also available.

Practical Notes on Black Stones

• Dust, fingerprints, water marks and scratches show more on black surfaces.
• Using it across an entire large floor can make the space feel heavy; pairing with light stone is more common.
• Avoid acidic cleaners.

Price

The price of Najafabad Black Marble depends on grade, background colour, 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

• View the full slab; with dark, veined stones a small sample is not enough.
• Mark the direction of the diagonal veins on the wall or floor plan.
• 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

Najafabad or Lashter?
Both have dark backgrounds with white veins; in the current photos Najafabad is a deeper black with directional diagonal veins, while Lashter is charcoal with crossing veins. See Black Lashter Marble and 3D Black Marble as well.

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.