Statuario Marble is a white commercial marble with defined gray veining. Our catalog places Statuario at price tier 1 and Statuario Venato at tier 2. At 2.5–2.8 t/m³, a 1,200 × 600 × 20 mm top weighs 36.0–40.3 kg (79.4–88.9 lb); confirm grade and backing before fabrication.
How do Statuario and Statuario Venato differ?
The catalog lists Statuario and Statuario Venato at different price tiers, so the short name is not a complete purchase order.
| Parameter | Typical specification | Reference or detail to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Commercial marble | Catalog pp.16, 29 |
| Also known as | Statuario Venato; Statuario | Catalog alias entries |
| Origin | Ask the quote to name the Statuario grade being sold, give its quarry or region and a public source, and identify the approved slab rather than relying on the generic trade name. | Written-offer check |
| Appearance | White ground with defined gray veins | Working appearance |
| Finish and backing | Require finish, slab thickness, filling method, reinforcement or mesh, and slab dimensions to appear in the written offer for the selected Statuario grade. | Written-offer check |
| Hardness | Slab untested; calcite reference 3 | Mohs |
| Bulk density | 2.5–2.8 t/m³ (156–175 lb/ft³) | Marble |
| Water absorption | Not provided | Test finish |
| Price tier | Statuario 1 of 5; Statuario Venato 2 of 5 | Catalog entries |
| Slab availability | Not established | Confirm grade |
| Best for | Coffee, side and selected dining tops | Inspect veins |
| Avoid for | Unsealed acids and unsupported spans | Carbonate behavior |
| Outdoor use | Not recommended by default | Exposure test |
Is the current Statuario image enough to approve a slab?
No. The current image does not show a reliable stone texture, so it cannot identify grade, finish or slab consistency. Replace it with numbered slab images.
Ask for a full face under neutral light, close gray-vein views and the slab label. Repeat for every bookmatched piece; a color sample may hide a repaired vein at the table edge.
Why can Statuario look quieter or stronger across two slabs?
Statuario can look quieter or stronger across two slabs because the gray veins differ in width, spacing and direction while the white ground shifts between cool and creamy. The catalog also distinguishes standard Statuario from Statuario Venato at tiers 1 and 2 respectively.
Approving “Statuario” without the invoice alias leaves room for a grade substitution. Put the exact commercial name, tier, slab number, finish and thickness on the drawing. If the design depends on a broad central vein, mark that zone and review the full slab before the cutting plan is released.
Which furniture types make best use of Statuario's veining?
Statuario works where a clear white-gray field can be seen without competition: coffee, side and console tables and selected dining tops. A large bookmatch needs the most review; a round side table is easier.
| Furniture | Suitability | Condition |
|---|---|---|
| Coffee table | Good | Review full-top balance |
| Round side table | Good | Use one slab face |
| Console | Good | Supports off repairs |
| Dining table | Conditional | Support and acid care |
| Vanity | Conditional | Supported cutout |
| Outdoors | Not preferred | No exposure testing |


Which colors keep Statuario's white ground crisp?
Use blackened steel, walnut, warm white plaster or linen to keep the white ground crisp. Avoid a second strong marble pattern nearby.
Check actual cabinet and wall samples. Warm light can make white creamier; cool light strengthens gray. With dark furniture, inspect the edge and full face together.
Why can two Statuario quotes differ substantially?
Quotes differ because the catalog separates tier 1 Statuario from tier 2 Statuario Venato, while grade, finish, thickness, backing and bookmatch yield change cost. Neither tier is a dated amount.
Price depends on the selected Statuario slab grade, finished size and quantity. Send a slab photo and the finished dimensions through Contact for a quote. Compare at equal bookmatch and repair standards; lower rates can require more material.
What are the main care risks for Statuario furniture?
Wine, citrus, vinegar or acidic cleaners can etch the surface; water marks and metal scuffs show on white. Thin edges may chip, and a repair can limit cutouts or fixings.
Wipe with pH-neutral stone soap and a soft cloth, then dry. Avoid abrasives and acids. Follow sealer instructions and test products on an offcut. See Natural Stone Institute care guidance for general principles.
Which other white marbles are easy to confuse with Statuario?
Arabescato Corchia has an open arabesque network, Panda White has different contrast and Calacatta Viola adds purple-gray veining. Statuario is generally whiter with more defined gray, but these are commercial descriptions.
| Stone | Main difference | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Arabescato Corchia | Open arabesque pattern | Compare |
| Panda White | Different contrast | Compare |
| Calacatta Viola | Purple-gray palette | Compare |
Can I order a finished Statuario table?
We do not currently offer either Statuario name as a finished piece. Browse the white collections for proportions, then approve the stone separately.
| Collection | Useful comparison |
|---|---|
| White marble coffee tables | Large-top veins |
| White marble dining tables | Support and balance |
| White marble side tables | Small faces |
What should a Statuario buyer verify before approving a cut?
Verify grade, alias, slab number, finish and joint plan before a cut list.
Why do Statuario and Statuario Venato have different price tiers?
Our catalog lists them as separate entries. Statuario is tier 1 and Statuario Venato is tier 2. The listing does not prove every supplier uses that distinction, so invoice and slab label matter. Confirm grade, finish and slab before interchange.
What should a Statuario slab sample prove?
A useful sample shows ground color, gray vein width and repaired fissures under neutral light. It should carry supplier, lot, slab number and finish. A small cut cannot prove full-slab balance, so request every piece’s face for a bookmatch. Retain it for review.
Can Statuario Marble be used for a dining table?
Statuario can suit a dining table when supported, sealed and detailed for daily cleaning, but marble remains acid-sensitive. Wine, citrus and vinegar should not stand on it. Approve full-slab balance and keep repairs away from spans and edges. Use coasters.
How should two Statuario slabs be bookmatched?
Bookmatch only after placing two actual slabs face to face on the centerline. Compare white ground, vein width, direction and repairs. A strong mirror can turn one vein into a dominant shape, so check seated height. Photograph the joint and keep slab numbers.
Statuario sources and review date
This guide uses two catalog listings at different tiers, public references and a calculated top weight. It does not claim stock or that the current image shows the exact stone.