Anyone drawn to marble should know one thing before falling for a slab: it needs more care than quartz or ceramic. Marmor Djamballa is a natural marble, made of calcite like all marble, so acids — a squeeze of lemon, a splash of vinegar, a glass of wine — can leave dull etch marks if not wiped away.
If that does not put you off, the reward is a natural stone whose character is entirely its own. Sealing, quick wiping and a chopping board are the whole routine. Since every marble slab is different, book a Noblessner appointment and look at the sample alongside full-scale slab photos.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Marmor Djamballa cost?
From 804 €/m² incl. VAT. Edges, cut-outs, measuring, transport and installation are listed separately; the quote comes within 24 hours on working days.
Where does Marmor Djamballa work best?
Bathroom vanities, window sills and kitchen worktops where spills are wiped up promptly.
How do I care for Marmor Djamballa?
Seal it regularly, clean with a pH-neutral detergent and wipe acids such as lemon juice, vinegar and wine immediately.
How long does installation take?
Installation 10 working days from drawing approval. We laser-measure on site within a week of the order.
A natural marble for bathrooms, window sills and carefully used kitchens — real stone with real character, best chosen from a sample and full-size photos.
