Milly Catherine.

Milly Catherine sits between the greys and the creams. The ground is a light warm grey that reads cream in daylight and grey under cool light, crossed by soft, low-contrast clouding rather than defined veins. It is the stone for a scheme that wants neither the coolness of a true grey nor the warmth of a beige.

It answers to the Milly sheet — 0.26 % absorption, 20,200 psi in compression — putting it in the middle of the marble range: harder than the Sunny beiges, softer than Galala. Interior floors, cladding, stairs, bathroom walls, reception faces.

Because the clouding is low in contrast, this stone tolerates being laid without heavy sorting, and it takes a repair or a late addition better than a strongly figured marble would.

Polished for a light, reflective floor; honed for the soft matte most buyers choose; brushed and sandblasted where grip matters. Supplied as blocks, slabs and cut to size.