MARBLE WORKTOPS & VANITIES

Combine timeless beauty and long-lasting durability with bespoke marble worktops and vanities fabricated and installed by LBS Stone. From kitchens to bathrooms, countertops to walls, marble is an aesthetically pleasing choice for many areas of the home. This includes kitchen work surfaces, bathroom vanity units, splashbacks, luxury bath surrounds and feature walls.

Whatever you have in mind, we can supply and install bespoke marble kitchen worktops, vanity tops, splashbacks, bath surrounds and more in a variety of styles. Each expertly fabricated to fit your space perfectly, including cutouts for sinks, drain grooves, and a variety of edge finish options.

Through our relationships with leading stone suppliers, including The Marble & Granite Centre and Cullifords, we are able to offer the widest possible choice of marble colours and varieties. If you are looking for something exotic, we will source it for you. Learn more about our end-to-end service and marble worktop options below.

Why Choose Marble?

White marble kitchen worktop and matching splashback with rich gold veins and highlights

Rich character

Traditional style marble sink vanity top with matching upstand and elegant Dupont edge detailing

Boost your home’s value

Modern kitchen with white illuminated marble worktops and island cladding

Impact

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A Selection of Popular Marble Stones to Inspire You

Here is a small selection of popular types of marble to inspire you. LBS Stone offers the widest possible selection of stones, and we can source any stone you desire. It is not possible to show everything we offer, but we invite you to view our online stone catalogue. If you do not see a marble to suit you, or have a specific stone in mind, please do call us 01903 742550, contact our sales team or visit our showroom.

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Marble Worktops Measured, Fabricated & Expertly Fitted

At LBS Stone, we design, fabricate and install marble worktops to fit seamlessly into your home. From selecting the perfect marble to final fitting by our installation team, we do everything in-house. 

Using laser technology, we take detailed measurements, including the position of sink and hob cutouts, and holes for taps. This digital information is fed straight to our computer aided stone saws and CNC machines to produce your worktops with great accuracy, before they are hand finished and sealed by our craftsmen. In as little as 2-3 weeks, our installation team will retrun to install your new marble kitchen worktops.

Browse a range of marble stone samples for vanity units, kitchen counters, splashbacks and more at our Storrington showroom.

Large traditional Shaker style kitchen with Arabescato Corichia white and grey marble worktops and matching splashbacks - ai generated image to show stone worktop material

Learn More About Marble Worktops

What is marble and what styles are available?

Marble is a natural quarried stone formed from limestone subjected to high pressure and temperatures over millions of years. This crystallisation process results in a dense and aesthetically pleasing material featuring unique veined or swirling patterns. Primarily made up of calcium carbonate, marble boasts a smooth texture and brilliant shine when polished.

The stone’s veining and colour patterns vary significantly from slab to slab, making each marble effect truly one-of-a-kind. The most common colour combination is white with grey veining, including well-known Italian Carrara and Arabescato marbles. Meanwhile, Calacatta is another best-selling white-based marble with strong veining and broader colour variations.

On top of that, you’ll also find warmer beige and brown tones like Breccia Sarda. As well as dramatic black hues with white veins such as Grigio Carnico, and vivid hues like Guatemala Green. Plus red, orange and blue tones, all depending on the mineral deposits within.

Marble is a beautiful natural stone, and it is well suited for use as worktops and splashbacks. But it is important to understand marble before you decide if real marble, or a marble effect quartz or porcelain alternative is right for you.

As a natural stone, marble is porous and requires sealing to resist water and stains. Marble is also one of the softer natural stones and can be susceptible to scratching and staining if not maintained and cared for.

With time, marble will develop a unique and subtle patina, and for many people this is part of the appeal. Some people may prefer the look of real marble, but with the added durability and lower maintenance of a marble effect quartz or porcelain alternative. Engineered surfaces such as Silestone quartz and Dekton ceramic are highly realistic and are often better suited to busy family kitchens and bathrooms.

The key is to understand the material, what you want from your stone surfaces, and the alternatives. This is where LBS Stone can help. We will discuss your needs and show you a variety of marble and marble effect material choices, providing expert advice to help you make the best choice for your style and needs. Visiting our showroom in Storrington is recommended, you can see example stone worktops, view a huge range of stone samples and get expert and impartial advice from our team.

We fabricate bespoke marble surfaces for many uses, but here are some popular applications

Marble is a softer stone than granite or quartz and a little less resistant to to chips and scratches. However, marble worktops stand up well to typical use well if they are cleaned and maintained. Spills a and food should be wiped up quickly to prevent marble staining. Most importantly, the surface should be sealed twice a year to maintain its stain resistance. If you like the look of marble, but are put off by having to seal it, modern quartz and porcelain alternatives are now highly realistic.

For daily cleaning, we recommend wiping down marble countertops with a damp microfibre cloth and wipe up spills quickly to prevent stains. You can use mild washing up liquid diluted in warm water or a pH-neutral stone cleaner to clean marble, but do not use harsh chemicals or cleaning pads. Rinse away soap residue with a soft damp cloth when you’re done and don’t forget to dry the surface with a soft clean towel. If left to air dry, the marble may appear dull later.

The key is to avoid harsh cleaning products like vinegar or ammonia that could damage the finish. Just mop up spills as quickly as you can, then try one of the above methods. Likewise, avoid abrasive scourers as these may leave scratches or even strip some of the sealant.

Although marble offers a good degree on heat resistance, it is susceptible to cracking through thermal shock. For this reason, it is recommended that hot pans and countertop cooking appliances, such as slow cookers and air fryers, should be sat on insulated surface protectors or raised trivets.

Read our comprehensive guide for in depth advice on caring for and cleaning stone worktops.

Love the look of marble but put off by the upkeep that marble countertops and splashbacks require? Then you’re in luck! There are now many manmade alternatives including sintered stone surfaces such as Dekton and marble effect quartz to choose from. These highly authentic alternatives to real marble mimic natural veining and come in numerous colours, but are specially engineered to be non-porous and scratch resistant for ease – ideal for busy family kitchens and bathrooms!

Whilst marble and onyx share similar mineral content, they are not the same type of stone. Marble is a metamorphic rock created from limestone that has been put under immense heat and pressure beneath the Earth. This results in crystallisation and any impurities like iron oxides or mica can impact its colours and patterns. Onyx is also made up of mostly calcite. However, it is a sedimentary rock that forms in layers as stalactites and stalagmites within caves.

When choosing a marble splashback, kitchen counter or bathroom vanity unit, experience and precision matter. At LBS Stone, we bring over 50 years of industry expertise, ensuring top-quality craftsmanship. With the help of our trusted suppliers, we offer a wide range of stone types,colours and patterns to complement your space. Not sure which to go for? Speak to a member of our team for design advice!

Additionally, to minimise human error, we use laser measuring technology and advanced computer-operated cutting machinery for accuracy. Our expert team also take every precaution to protect your marble, ensuring it arrives in pristine condition. And for best results, our installers can fit your marble worktops and surfaces for you.

If that sounds good to you, give us a call on 01903 742550 or pop into our showroom to get started. Alternatively, fill out a quotation form online to learn more about our marble worktop prices. We serve both private and commercial customers across London and the Southeast, so get in touch whatever your project!