Azul Lagoa is a striking blue marble quarried in Portugal, renowned for its deep, uniform hue and subtle, soft veining that adds depth without overwhelming the surface. The stone exhibits a fine to medium grain, giving it a smooth, elegant appearance suitable for both polished and honed finishes. Architects and designers favor Azul Lagoa for high‑impact applications such as wall cladding, flooring, countertops, and decorative features where a bold colour statement is desired. Marmi di Carrara supplies Azul Lagoa in robust blocks and ready‑to‑install slabs of 2–3 cm thickness, offering cut‑to‑size service and real‑slab photographs before purchase to ensure confidence in the selection.
Petrographic description
Typically a blue marble with a fine to medium grain.
Azul Lagoa is a Marble quarried in Portugal, catalogued in the Marmi di Carrara atlas under the international reference ICPTMA00163. Its dominant tone is blue.
Like every marble, it is supplied as raw blocks, gangsaw slabs in 2 and 3 cm and cut-to-size pieces made in our Carrara plants. Recommended finishes: polished, honed, brushed, sandblasted, bush-hammered (exterior). Typical applications: interior floors and walls, bathrooms, vanity tops, stairs, fireplaces, furniture and sculpture.
Availability varies with the quarry campaigns: before quoting we check current stock, block sizes and the selection grade, and we send photos of the actual slabs. Price and transport are confirmed by our technical office within one working day.
FAQ
Is Azul Lagoa suitable for outdoor use?
Marble: suitable for façades and shaded areas with a honed or bush-hammered finish; polished surfaces lose their gloss outdoors. Tell us the climate and exposure of the project and we will recommend the right finish and thickness.
What is the price of Azul Lagoa per m²?
Indicative price from €80/m² for polished 2 cm slabs ex works Carrara, VAT excluded. The final figure depends on selection, block size, finish and quantity; a personalised quote is free.
How is Azul Lagoa shipped from Italy?
Slabs travel in wooden A-frames inside 20-foot containers (about 25 tonnes); blocks ship loose or in open-top containers. We quote FOB, CIF or door-to-door to any port or site.
