Stone families
A colorful material map of Turkey
From bright Afyon and Muğla whites to Denizli travertines, Marmara stripes, Elazığ red, Milas lilac and dark volcanic stones, Turkish geology offers a broad palette for architectural projects.
10 profilesMarble
Turkey offers one of the world’s broadest commercial marble palettes: crystalline whites, calm beiges, contemporary greys, dramatic reds, lilacs and dark stones. Atlas coordinates quarry/factory sourcing, selection and export around project specifications.
Explore Marble →10 profilesTravertine
Turkish travertine is supplied in cross-cut and vein-cut appearances, from light ivory and classic beige to silver, noce, yellow and red. Atlas coordinates blocks, slabs, tiles, pavers and cut-to-size production.
Explore Travertine →10 profilesOnyx & Decorative Stone
Turkish onyx and decorative stones are selected for translucent, backlit and high-impact interior applications. Because each block is highly individual, slab review and mock-up approval are central to responsible specification.
Explore Onyx & Decorative Stone →10 profilesLimestone & Dolomite
Turkish limestones and dolomitic stones support calm façades, interior walls, floors and carved architectural details. Selection should account for porosity, exposure, anchoring and project-specific test data.
Explore Limestone & Dolomite →10 profilesGranite & Diabase
Granite and diabase are selected where abrasion resistance, exterior durability or strong visual contrast are important. Atlas can coordinate Turkish hard-stone supply in slabs, pavers, steps, kerbs and custom formats.
Explore Granite & Diabase →10 profilesBasalt, Andesite & Volcanic Stone
Turkey’s basalt, andesite and other volcanic stones are deeply connected to regional architecture and modern public-realm design. They are strong candidates for paving, streetscapes, façades and landscape elements.
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