Galala Classic
Marble · Beige
Warm cream with a fine, even ground and occasional soft shell markings. The most widely specified Egyptian marble for floors and wall cladding.
Materials
Marble & granite from four origins
The stones below are the ones we move most consistently and can quote on shortest notice. If what you need is not listed, ask — our networks across Egypt, Morocco, Turkey and India are wide and we source outside this list regularly.
Egypt · Marble
Creams, beiges and greys
Egyptian marble runs warm. The Galala and Sunny families dominate export volume — even grounds that suit very large continuous areas, where a busier stone would be exhausting.
Galala Extra Light
Marble · Light beige
The palest selection of the Galala range, close to off-white. Chosen where the scheme wants brightness without going to a pure white stone.
Sunny Light
Marble · Golden beige
Light golden beige with gentle linear movement. Cuts cleanly, takes a high polish, and holds colour consistently across large lots.
Sunny Dark / Menia
Marble · Deep beige
A warmer, deeper tone than Sunny Light with more visible banding. Works well as a contrast band against the paler Galalas.
Milly Grey
Marble · Grey
Cool mid-grey with fine white veining. The usual grey counterpart to the beige range in mixed-material schemes.
Silvia Menia
Marble · Beige
Beige with distinct darker veining and more character than the Galala family. Suited to feature walls and vanity tops rather than large floors.
Perlato
Marble · Beige
Soft beige ground with pale rounded markings. A quieter alternative where Galala reads too uniform.
Sinai Pearl
Marble · Cream
Pale cream with a subtle pearl cast and fine grain. Frequently specified for interior cladding and hotel work.
Triesta
Marble · Warm beige
Deeper warm beige with noticeable movement. Popular for stairs, skirting and contrast borders.
Egypt · Granite
Reds, greens and blacks
The Aswan granites are the historic material of Egyptian monumental building and remain the strongest part of the export range. Hard, dense and frost-resistant — specified where marble would not survive the exposure.
Aswan Red / Royal Red
Granite · Red
Deep red with dark mineral speckle. The best-known Egyptian granite — façades, plinths, exterior paving and monumental work.
Rosa El Nasr
Granite · Pink
Lighter pink-red with coarser grain than Aswan Red. Common in cladding where the deep red would be too heavy.
Verde Ghazal
Granite · Green
Dark olive-green with black and pale flecking. Used for contrast bands, counters and exterior detail.
Black Aswan
Granite · Black
Dense near-black with tight grain. Takes a deep polish; the standard choice for dark counters and memorial work.
Halayeb / New Halayeb
Granite · Grey-brown
Mid-grey to grey-brown with even speckle. A hard-wearing, economical option for large paved areas.
Safaga Grey
Granite · Grey
Neutral grey with fine uniform grain. Specified for stairs, kerbs and high-traffic commercial flooring.
Colour on screen is indicative only. The swatches show hue and general character, not the actual figure of any block. Natural stone varies between blocks from the same quarry — request photographs of the specific lot, or a physical sample, before committing to a specification.
Morocco
Moroccan marble & fossil stone
Our Moroccan operation widens the palette with reds, blacks and fossil stones that have no Egyptian equivalent — with quarry blocks shipped straight from our own quarries.
Rouge Agadir
Marble · Red
Deep brick red with white calcite veining — the signature Moroccan red for floors, counters and feature walls.
Noir Khénifra
Marble · Black
Dense black from the Middle Atlas that polishes to a deep mirror — the Moroccan answer to imported blacks.
Fossile d'Erfoud
Fossil stone · Black-brown
Devonian limestone crowded with ammonite and orthoceras fossils — table tops, basins and statement pieces.
Blocks ship from every origin except Egypt. Morocco, Turkey and India all supply quarry blocks; Egyptian stone leaves only as slabs, tiles and cut-to-size.
Turkey & India
Turkish marble · Indian granite
Through partner quarries and factories we supply the two ranges international projects ask for most: Turkish marbles and travertines, and the hard-wearing Indian granites.
Marmara White
Turkey · Marble
Clean white with soft grey banding from the Marmara islands — bathrooms, floors and classical detailing.
Denizli Travertine
Turkey · Travertine
Light ivory travertine, honed and filled or left rustic — façades, pool decks and warm interiors.
Burdur Beige
Turkey · Marble
Even light beige with fine grain — the Turkish workhorse for hotels and large commercial floors.
Absolute Black
India · Granite
Uniform jet black with no pattern — counters, monuments and precision architectural work.
Black Galaxy
India · Granite
Black ground scattered with golden flecks — the world's best-known Indian granite for kitchens.
Tan Brown
India · Granite
Chocolate brown with black and grey mottling — tough, affordable and consistent across big volumes.
Formats & finishes
How it ships
Formats
- Blocks
- Quarry blocks, graded and measured individually, photographed before loading. From Morocco, Turkey and India — not from Egypt.
- Slabs
- Gangsaw and block-cutter slabs. Standard thicknesses 2 cm and 3 cm; other thicknesses to order.
- Tiles
- Calibrated tiles in standard sizes, or cut to your module.
- Cut-to-size
- Steps, risers, sills, thresholds, vanity tops and custom profiles cut to drawings.
Finishes
- Polished
- High gloss. The standard interior finish for both marble and granite.
- Honed
- Matt, smooth. Lower slip risk than polished; hides wear better on floors.
- Brushed
- Lightly textured with a soft sheen. Common on exterior and wet areas.
- Flamed
- Granite only. Thermally roughened for exterior paving and steps.
- Bush-hammered
- Heavily textured. Used for external paving and tactile surfaces.
- Edge work
- Straight, bevelled, bullnose and custom profiles on cut-to-size items.
Send your material, format, finish and volume — we will confirm availability and quote.