Rosa Norvegia marble: the complete guide
Rosa Norvegia is a Norwegian marble in pink and white tones with grey-green veins. Delicate and original, it brings light and colour to interiors.
History and origin
It comes from northern Norway, where crystalline marbles in unusual colours are quarried. It is known internationally as "Norwegian Rose" and is used in cladding, floors and furniture. Marmi di Carrara supplies it on request.
Look and veining
A light pink and white background with grey and green bands and veins, a lively, crystalline pattern.
Technical properties (indicative)
| Classification | Calcitic marble |
|---|---|
| Density | about 2,700 kg/m³ (indicative) |
| Mohs hardness | about 3 |
| Water absorption | low |
| Main use | interiors |
| Acid resistance | low: sensitive to lemon, vinegar and descalers |
Recommended uses
Floors, bathroom cladding, feature walls, tops and furniture.
Care and maintenance
Clean with water and pH-neutral detergents, drying with a soft cloth; avoid acids, bleach and abrasive products. A water- and oil-repellent treatment after installation reduces staining and should be renewed periodically in busy areas. Professional honing and polishing remove scratches and dullness.
Pairings
- With light wood and pastel tones.
- With brass.
- With white and grey marbles.
FAQ
Where does it come from?
From northern Norway.
Is it suitable for bathrooms?
Yes, with a water-repellent treatment.
Is the pattern regular?
No, it is lively and varies between slabs.
Is it used outdoors?
Indoor use is recommended.
Rosa Norvegia: 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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