New Halayeb.

New Halayeb is the stone buyers ask for by name more than any other in this part of the catalogue, and the reason is legible the moment you see a slab: a bright, near-white to soft grey ground carrying an even scatter of darker mineral. It gives a room the lightness of a white marble without the pattern a marble brings.

Because the speckle is fine and evenly spread, it tiles well. Large floors and long elevations hold together without a vein to match or a direction to keep, which is what makes it a practical choice at scale — cladding, lobby floors, stair treads, counters and vanities.

Polished, the ground brightens and the flecks sharpen. Honed and brushed keep it quiet. Flamed and bush hammered take it to a matte, grippy face for outdoor use.

Supplied as blocks, slabs and cut to size.