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Bluemoon

Bluemoon

MCW Natural Stone Bluemoon


Bluemoon is a distinctive natural marble characterised by its soft grey-blue background and delicate, swirling veining that evokes subtle movement and serene elegance. Its refined tones lend a calming yet sophisticated aesthetic, making it a beautiful choice for benchtops, feature walls, fireplaces and flooring. While marble is softer than engineered surfaces, with proper sealing and care Bluemoon retains its natural charm and develops a graceful patina over time. This elegant stone pairs beautifully with cool neutrals, crisp whites and warm timbers to create harmonious, timeless interiors.

  • Product Info

    Type Premium Natural Stone Slab

    Applications

    Kitchen Bench Tops

    Feature Walls

    Bathroom Surfaces

    Fireplace Surrounds

    Features, Warranty & Care

    Unique Natural Variation — each slab exhibits distinctive colour, veining and texture, making every installation one‑of‑a‑kind.

    Durable and Long‑Lasting — strong natural stone suited to interior surfaces and designed for everyday use.

    Heat Resistant — tolerates moderate heat; use care with direct heat sources.

    Scratch & Wear Resistance — inherent stone durability, though natural stone is not scratch‑proof and requires appropriate care.

    Sealing Recommended — to help resist staining and moisture penetration.

    No Standardised Warranty — natural stone is a bespoke product; consult us for stone‑specific wear and finish guidance.

    Health & Environment

    Natural stone is a natural material with low VOCs and no added resins.

    Maintenance practices such as sealing and gentle cleaning preserve appearance and performance over time.

    Please note

    Remarkable Stone does not hold natural stone slabs in stock. Natural stone is available by indent order only, with an estimated lead time of 16+ weeks. Lead times may vary depending on stone availability, supplier and shipping.


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