

History and origin
Green granites are among the most sought-after in architecture for their deep and unusual shade. Atlantic Green is an imported material available on the international market under a trade name. It is used for worktops, cladding and furnishings. Marmi di Carrara supplies it on request.
Look and veining
The background is dark green, with lighter and darker grains that create a speckled effect. The intensity of the green and the size of the crystals can vary between batches. Polished, the green becomes deep, almost bottle green; with matt finishes it tends towards grey-green.
Technical properties (indicative)
| Classification | commercial granite (silicate rock) |
|---|---|
| Bulk density | approx. 2,700-2,900 kg/m³ (indicative) |
| Mohs hardness | approx. 6-7 |
| Water absorption | low |
| Main use | interiors and exteriors |
| Acid resistance | good |
Recommended uses
Suitable for kitchen worktops, bar tops, bathrooms and premium cladding. It is also used outdoors for thresholds, steps and façades. It is a good choice for traffic areas thanks to its dark shade, which hides wear.
Care and maintenance
Clean with a neutral detergent, without waxy products. A light protector keeps the colour even over time. Dry hard water to avoid limescale marks on polished surfaces.
Pairings
- antique brass
- cherry wood
- ivory walls
FAQ
Is the green intense?
It is a dark green that looks deep when polished; with matt finishes it appears greyer.
Is it good for a bar top?
Yes, it stands up well to alcohol, citrus fruit and acidic drinks.
Can I pair it with a wooden floor?
Yes, dark green goes well with warm mid-toned woods.
How do I order it?
Write to us with dimensions and finish: you will receive a quote and up-to-date photos of the slabs.
Granito Atlantic Green: available on request
We supply this stone as blocks, slabs, tiles and custom-made pieces. Tell us size, thickness and quantity: we will send photos of the available slabs and a quote within 24 hours.
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