The black granite varieties we stock in Sydney
Black granite is never a single look. Each variety below behaves differently across a benchtop, splashback or bathroom wall, from a pure, even jet black to dramatic gold movement, which is exactly why it is worth seeing the full slab in person before you choose. Here is what is on our showroom floor right now.
Nero Assoluto
The definitive absolute black. A deep, even jet-black field with a fine, compact grain and subtle glints like a night sky. This is the one to choose when you want pure, uninterrupted black for benchtops, splashbacks or flooring, understated and endlessly versatile. View Nero Assoluto.
Titanium Granite
The statement piece. A dramatic black base with sweeping movement and bursts of cream, gold and taupe running through it, almost like molten stone frozen in place. Made for a waterfall island, a feature wall or a benchtop you want people to notice. View Titanium Granite.
Mystic Black
Black with quiet character. Ribbons of charcoal and pebble veining and a scatter of natural flecks give it more depth and movement than an absolute black, without ever tipping into bold. A versatile choice across kitchens, bathrooms and floors. View Mystic Black.
Blue Volga
Black with a twist. A background of black, grey and white shot through with metallic glints and cool blue nuances that shift as the light moves. For a project that wants a dark stone with something unexpected in it. View Blue Volga.
Leather Granite
Black with texture. Charcoal, ash and cedar tones carrying mica reflections that shimmer, and the one variety we can also supply with a leathered finish for a softer, more tactile surface that hides everyday marks well. View Leather Granite.
All are stocked as full 20mm slabs in honed or polished finishes, cut to size in our own workshop. To check what is on the floor right now, call us on (02) 8585 2999 or request a sample.
Why enquire with Euro Marble?
Plenty of places will sell you a black granite slab. Fewer will hand-pick it with you and then fabricate and install it themselves, and that single point of accountability is the difference once your benchtop is in.
Everything happens under one roof at Marrickville. You choose the exact slab that becomes your kitchen and we reserve it in your name, because black granite varies from piece to piece and the slab you stand next to is the slab you get. Our own stonemasons then template, cut, edge, polish and install it on 5-axis CNC and waterjet machinery, so nothing is handed off to a third party along the way. After more than 35 years we have learned that honest advice matters more than a quick sale, so we will tell you which black granite suits a hardworking kitchen, and where a different stone might serve you better. It is the reason we hold a 4.9-star Google rating built on referrals and repeat clients.
“We have used Euro Marble twice now and the service, price and workmanship was both professional and faultless. They arrived when they said they would and completed the job on time. I would highly recommend this company. If you only want to do the job done once and right, call this company.” – Vince Cali, Google review
What is black granite best suited to?
Granite is one of the hardest, most heat and scratch resistant natural stones, denser and more forgiving than marble, which makes black granite a genuinely practical choice for surfaces that get used hard. It comes into its own on kitchen benchtops and islands, where that durability earns its place, and works just as beautifully across splashbacks and feature walls, flooring in foyers and high-traffic areas, stairs and entrances, and vanity tops and basins. Whatever the surface, our team handles brief, slab, fabrication and installation under one roof. See the services page for detail.
What does black granite cost in Sydney?
The price of a black granite project depends on the variety you choose, the slab, the edge profile, the cut-outs and the complexity of the install, so we do not publish a template price. We would rather quote your actual job. The figure we give you is fixed and covers the lot: supply, templating, cutting, edging, sealing and installation. The number we quote is the number you pay.
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Why work with Evan and the Euro Marble team?
Because who cuts and installs your stone matters as much as the slab you choose. Euro Marble is a family business, and when you work with us you deal directly with Evan and the team, the same people who select the stone and stand behind it after it is installed. More than 35 years in, that is still how every project is run.
“I highly recommend this family business for any job in Sydney. Their service and professional workmanship was above and beyond. Very helpful and responsive to our requests.” – Matthew Malone, Google review
See the black granite range at our Marrickville showroom
A photo cannot show you how black granite catches the light or how its grain and glints actually read. Our showroom displays full slabs upright in natural light, so you can choose with confidence. You will find us at 11 Rich Street, Marrickville NSW 2204, in Sydney’s Inner West, open to architects, designers, builders and homeowners alike.
Call us on (02) 8585 2999, email sales@euromarble.com.au, or get in touch below.
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Frequently asked questions
Is black granite good for kitchen benchtops?
Yes. Granite is one of the hardest natural stones and is heat and scratch resistant, which makes black granite well suited to hardworking kitchens. It is denser and more forgiving than marble, though a dark, glossy surface will show fingerprints and dust more than a lighter or honed one, which is worth considering when choosing your finish.
Does black granite need sealing?
Granite is much less porous than marble, so it is lower maintenance, but we still seal it at installation to protect against staining and walk you through simple ongoing care before we sign off.
What is the most popular black granite?
Nero Assoluto is the go-to for a pure, even black. Titanium is the choice when you want drama and movement, with gold and cream running through the black. Mystic Black sits between the two.
What is the difference between Nero Assoluto and Titanium?
Nero Assoluto is a uniform, near-solid black with a fine grain and a quiet, understated look. Titanium has bold, sweeping movement and gold and cream mineral clusters, so it makes a statement. It is worth seeing both slabs side by side before deciding.
Can I get a sample or see the slabs before I enquire?
Yes. You can request a sample or visit the Marrickville showroom to see full black granite slabs in natural light. No two slabs are identical, so seeing the actual piece is the only way to be sure.
