FAQs
For regular cleaning and daily maintenance, use a soft moist cloth
If the surface appears dusty, use a mild detergent to wipe it down—this will restore its natural glow.
Although Makrana marble is stain-resistant, we recommend immediately cleaning spills (gravy, milk, coffee, etc.) with a moist cloth to avoid marks.
Yes. You can use regular wax to polish the surface:
- Warm the wax slightly.
- Apply it evenly on the marble surface.
- Twist a soft muslin cloth into a snug pad.
- Rub the wax in gentle circular motions for 15 minutes or until the surface appears evenly polished.
The inlaid stones are delicate and can loosen due to impact, heat, or harsh chemicals. In such rare cases, you can use epoxy glue to gently reattach the stones in their original position.
For regular-use surfaces (like dining tables), polish every 6 months.
For occasional-use pieces (like side tables or coffee tables), polishing once a year is sufficient to keep the surface smooth.
While our marble is strong and durable, it should still be handled with care to preserve the inlays and polished finish.
To maintain its pristine look, avoid exposure to: Harsh Detergents, Acids and Paints
These substances can damage or dull the surface over time. The protective finish we provide shields against most household food and liquids, but routine polishing is recommended for ongoing care.
Yes, marble is weather-resistant and has adorned outdoor spaces for centuries—from garden sculptures to iconic buildings like the Taj Mahal.
However, if your marble table features semi-precious inlays, protect it from direct sunlight and rain. We suggest placing it under a garden umbrella and always using a glass top for added protection.
White marble may naturally develop a slight yellow tint over time. This is a normal aging process.
However, Makrana marble, which we use, is especially known for its resistance to yellowing and retains its whiteness far longer than other varieties.
Alabaster is extremely delicate. Always use a dry, soft cloth for cleaning.
Do not use moist or wet cloths, as moisture can damage the stone’s surface.
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