Fior di Pesco Marble Slab

Fior di Pesco — Italian for ‘peach blossom’ — takes its name from the soft pink flecking that moves through its grey-and-white base, a historically well-known marble from the Apuan Alps region.

It suits kitchen benchtops, cladding, flooring and furniture, and the pink undertone gives it a warmer, softer read than the plainer grey-and-white marbles elsewhere in the range.

Fior di Pesco has been quarried for centuries and used across Italian architecture and sculpture — the pink flecking that gives it its name comes from manganese impurities distributed through the stone in a distinctive mottled, rather than veined, pattern.