Verde Ming marble: the complete guide

History and origin

Known internationally as Ming Green, it comes from China and has spread in interior design thanks to its lighter, livelier green compared with traditional dark greens. It is one of the alternatives suggested in our data sheets for lovers of greens such as Verde Malachite or Costa Smeralda. Marmi di Carrara supplies it on request.

Look and veining

A bright green background, from mint to forest green, with white and light green veins creating a soft, diffuse pattern. The tone is fairly uniform from slab to slab. Polished enhances the brightness of the colour; honed makes it more delicate.

Technical properties (indicative)

Recommended uses

Excellent for bathroom cladding, vanity tops and washbasins, feature walls, kitchen tops and islands, coffee tables and mosaics. Its lively colour suits small statement surfaces or, in large rooms, pairing with neutral materials. Recommended for indoor use.

Care and maintenance

Neutral detergents, no acids or abrasives. Stain-proofing on tops and counters. Clean wet surfaces regularly to avoid limescale deposits, which are more visible on polished green.

Pairings

• With brass and light wood for a fresh yet warm style.
• With Carrara whites for an elegant contrast.
• With sand-coloured tiles and plaster.

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