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Weshafor Marble, Granite & Quartz · Alexandria

Cleopatra

Cleopatra White · Cleopatra Marble

Off-white marble with soft cream warmth and gentle grey shading instead of hard veins.

Type
Marble
Origin
Eastern Desert
Colour
White
Pattern
Cloudy
Finishes
Polished, Honed, Brushed
Thickness
Usually 2 cm and 3 cm; confirm for your job
HardnessFair
Stain resistanceFair
Heat toleranceGood
Easy careFair

A general guide for this kind of stone. Individual slabs vary.

Interested in this stone?

Send us your measurements or a photo of the space. We will tell you if it suits and send a clear quote.

About this stone

Cleopatra is one of the lightest marbles quarried in Egypt: an off-white ground with a slight cream warmth and soft grey shading instead of sharp veins. It gives a room the bright, clean feel of white marble.

It works on bathroom walls and floors, vanity tops, wall cladding, feature walls and window sills. A light stone shows everything, though. Coffee, oil, rust from metal cans and hair dye can stain it, and lemon or vinegar leaves dull patches. Seal it before use and again every year, and keep it away from kitchen countertops. Shading changes between blocks, so check your slabs side by side.

Care

Wipe with water and a pH-neutral cleaner, and never leave damp metal cans or coloured products on it. Reseal yearly.

Better avoided for

  • Kitchen countertops
  • Outdoor & facades

Common uses, with example photos

Bathrooms & vanities — Cleopatra
Illustration made with this stone’s own photo See the full guide
Wall cladding — Cleopatra
Illustration made with this stone’s own photo See the full guide
Floors — Cleopatra
Illustration made with this stone’s own photo See the full guide
Feature walls — Cleopatra
Illustration made with this stone’s own photo See the full guide

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