New York Stone has recently received a large amount of different stone tiles from around the world. The three featured in this post are the nero madera marble, from Italy, the Jerusalemn gold limestone slab, from Israel, and the eramosa limestone slab, from Canada. These imported stone slabs are all beautiful and elegant in their own ways, but should be employed for different designs.
The nero madera, featured at the top, posesses flowing black-gray patterns that are exceptional for marble, which is usually white gray. This imported marble slab lends and air of dark sophistication to whatever it is used for.
The Jerusalem gold, featured in the center, is an incredibly ancient limestone slab that is often priced very competitively because it is in such high demand. This is due to its beautiful, creamy appearance and texture, which is much more subtle than most other imported limestone slabs.
The final piece, eramosa, is an imported limestone slab from Canada. This stone is brown, with long lines running through in a steady pattern that gives the blocks a sort of consistency rarely found in naturally forming stone slabs.
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