Marble
Floors, walls, bathrooms and feature surfaces reviewed against project specification.
Polished, honed or brushed finish directions.
Marble, travertine, limestone, onyx and other project-specific stone options matched to your specification, quantity, destination and timeline.
Send a BOQ, drawing, specification, finish reference or reference image. We'll use the brief to identify viable sourcing directions and clear next steps.
Floors, walls, bathrooms and feature surfaces reviewed against project specification.
Polished, honed or brushed finish directions.
Interior and exterior applications, reviewed for fill, cut and finish requirements.
Filled/unfilled, vein cut or cross cut.
Architectural cladding and flooring with a restrained, natural character.
Custom dimensions, honed or textured finish.
Statement surfaces, including backlit applications, for hospitality and residential work.
Slabs and custom fabrication.
The categories shown are illustrative, not exhaustive. Project-specific requirements can be sourced against the brief.
The requirement — a BOQ, drawing, specification, finish reference or reference image.
VARESTRIS reviews the brief and identifies relevant production and supplier options.
Focused, viable sourcing directions and clear next steps.
Stone type, finish and visual direction reviewed against the specification.
Slab, tile or panel dimensions confirmed against the drawing or BOQ.
Batch and visual consistency considerations reviewed where relevant to the project.
Sample review coordinated where available and appropriate to the project.
Packing and destination requirements reviewed as part of the sourcing brief.
Technical documentation, test reports or certifications can be incorporated into the sourcing requirement where required by the project and available from the selected supplier.
A manufacturer can primarily sell what it manufactures. A sourcing desk can search for the supply option that best fits the brief — VARESTRIS acts as a single sourcing desk between the requirement and the appropriate supply option.
A focused number of relevant sourcing directions instead of dozens of unrelated options.
One commercial point of contact across the sourcing requirement.
Specification, quantity, destination, application and timeline shape the search.
Once viable options are identified, the project can move into quotation, sampling, technical review, supplier coordination or the next required stage.
Share the requirement.
VARESTRIS identifies suitable sourcing directions.
Relevant technical and commercial options are reviewed.
Move into quotation, sampling, supplier coordination and next steps as required.
Yes. The categories shown are illustrative rather than exhaustive — send the requirement and VARESTRIS will review the sourcing possibilities.
Custom requirements can be reviewed depending on the project and supplier capability — include them in the sourcing brief.
Sample requirements can be coordinated where available and appropriate to the project.
Technical documentation, test reports or certifications can be incorporated into the sourcing requirement where required by the project and available from the selected supplier.
A specification, drawing, reference image, part number or short description is enough to start — quantity, destination and timing help focus the options.
Destination and logistics requirements can be reviewed as part of the sourcing brief, subject to the transaction and supplier capability.
Suitable materials can be reviewed for cut-to-size production according to dimensions, quantity and producer capability — see Cut-to-Size.
Send the specification, BOQ, drawing, reference image or a short description of what you need. We'll review the requirement and determine the next sourcing step.