Breche Sarrancolin Marble Slab

Breche Sarrancolin is a French breccia marble named after the village of Sarrancolin in the Pyrenees, running charcoal and grey through a rich mix of beige, black, burgundy, cream, gold and taupe fragments.

It suits kitchen benchtops, feature walls, cladding and furniture, and offers one of the range’s few genuinely French stones, historically among the most prized breccia marbles in Europe.

Sarrancolin marble has been quarried in the Pyrenees since Roman times and was later favoured for grand French interiors including work at the Palace of Versailles — a long documented history that sets it apart from the more recently commercialised stone found elsewhere in the range.