Noun
Carrara marble (countable and uncountable, plural Carrara marbles)
A kind of white or blue-grey marble popular for use in sculpture and building decor, quarried since ancient Roman times in the mountains just outside the city of Carrara in Italy.
Synonym: Luna marble
Expanding the system might also then include European products, like Carrara marble from Italy or Antwerp diamonds. Source: Internet
The chef's kitchen will delight entertainers with its Carrara marble countertops, breakfast island bar and casual dining area. Source: Internet
He decorated the bridge of Sant'Angelo with the ten statues of angels in Carrara marble still to be seen there. Source: Internet
In keeping with the traditional look, the counter is polished Carrara marble. Source: Internet
It’s a new buildout and has a natural-modern and Italian-contemporary look, with Carrara marble, walnut tables and cabinets, and a wood-slat ceiling. Source: Internet
The entire project spells ka-ching: there's a cozy library room with a fireplace in the front, a Carrara marble bar inside flanked by a pair of commanding modern paintings, a vaulted industrial ceiling, sexy lighting, lots of saddle leather. Source: Internet