Breccia Capraia Marble Slab

Breccia Capraia takes its name from the island of Capraia off the Tuscan coast, running grey and white through black, green and yellow fragments — a cooler base than Breccia Pernice, with a similarly fragmented pattern.

It suits kitchen benchtops, cladding, flooring and furniture, and offers a genuinely different colour story to the warmer Breccia Tortora and Breccia Pernice elsewhere in the range.

Islands and coastal regions across Italy each developed their own distinct breccia traditions historically, since the fragmented stone was often more accessible to quarry locally than a single continuous marble deposit — Capraia’s naming reflects that specific regional sourcing history.