Fior Di Pesco Marble
Classic Italian rose marble for heritage interiors · direct export
Fior Di Pesco Marble is a classic Italian natural calcareous stone with distinctive rose-pink and grey veining patterns, quarried from historic Italian Apuan Alps deposits. Named for its peach-blossom appearance, this marble has been specified in European heritage architecture for over a century. Sun Young Corp supplies factory-direct Fior Di Pesco Marble slabs and tiles to more than 40 export markets.
Technical Specifications
- Stone Type
- Natural Marble (calcareous)
- Origin
- Italy (Apuan Alps)
- Color
- Rose-pink with grey veining
- Slab Size
- 2700 x 1600 mm (custom available)
- Thickness
- 18 mm / 20 mm / 30 mm
- Water Absorption
- Medium (sealant required)
- Density
- 2.65–2.75 g/cm³ (reference marble)
- Best Use
- Heritage interiors, classic bathrooms
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fior Di Pesco Marble?
Fior Di Pesco Marble is a classic Italian natural calcareous stone with distinctive rose-pink and grey veining. The name translates to "peach blossom" in Italian, describing the soft floral appearance of the veining pattern. It is one of the traditional Italian marbles used in European heritage architecture for over a century.
Where does Fior Di Pesco Marble come from?
Premium Fior Di Pesco Marble is quarried in the Apuan Alps region of northern Italy, the same geological area that produces Carrara and Calacatta marbles. The region's limestone deposits have specific mineral composition that produces the characteristic rose-pink colour and grey veining.
What finishes are available?
Polished finish is standard, enhancing the rose veining colour and pattern depth. Honed finish is available on request for a softer matte appearance preferred in some heritage applications. Tumbled and Antique finishes are reserved for specific restoration projects requiring aged appearance.
Is Fior Di Pesco Marble suitable for outdoor use?
Not generally recommended for exterior installations or freeze-thaw environments. The rose-pink colour is sensitive to UV exposure and may fade over time in direct sunlight. Interior climate-controlled installations preserve both the colour and the veining pattern best.
How does Fior Di Pesco Marble compare to Rosa Portogallo?
Both are pink-toned marbles, but Fior Di Pesco shows more grey veining alongside the rose colour, while Rosa Portogallo typically displays more uniform pink with white veining. Fior Di Pesco is preferred for projects requiring a balance of rose colour and grey pattern contrast.
What are the best applications?
Fior Di Pesco Marble excels in classic Italian bathroom wall installations, heritage villa floor restoration, five-star hotel lounge cladding, and book-matched decorative panels. Designers specify Fior Di Pesco for period property restoration and traditional European interiors.
How do I maintain Fior Di Pesco Marble?
Sealing at installation and periodic resealing every 12 to 18 months is required. Clean only with pH-neutral stone cleaners; avoid acidic or abrasive products. The rose colour can be sensitive to harsh chemicals, so gentle cleaning is particularly important.
Can Fior Di Pesco Marble be used in bathrooms?
Yes - Fior Di Pesco Marble is one of the most traditional choices for classic Italian bathroom wall installations, vanity tops, and shower surrounds. The rose-and-grey veining creates a timeless European bathroom aesthetic. Ensure proper sealing and ventilation to maintain colour and pattern over time.