SAVOIA MARMI
Close-up of onyx marble veining Cross-section of a lightweight marble slab Machining a marble block Bookmatched wall in dark marble
Backlit marble Bathroom with continuous veining Two marble craftsmen at work Thin backlit onyx section, held by hand

IMPOSSIBLE
PROJECTS
IN MARBLE.

Custom marble and natural stone since 1964, from survey to installation — with over 2,800 slabs in stock near Verona, Italy.

See how

The people behind the stone

From the simplest cut…
…to the most complex project

Savoia Marmi has been crafting custom marble and natural stone since 1964, in its workshop in Ponton di Domegliara, Verona — Italy. We work for private clients, architects and interior designers, but also for stone fabricators who entrust us with their most demanding production stages.

From here we follow projects across Italy, Europe, the United States and Asia.

Custom marble bathroom, detail of the continuous veining

What we do

The most difficult projects
start here.

Five complex capabilities under one roof: bookmatched marble, backlit stone, curved slabs, solid marble and sculpture. These are the stages other workshops outsource — often to us.

Backlit marble and onyx Bookmatched marble: mirror-matched slabs Curved marble from 20 mm slabs Solid marble and monolithic pieces Sculpture and one-off 3D elements
Backlit marble and onyx 01
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Backlit marble and onyx

We backlight not only crystals and quartzites, but materials that would seem impossible to make translucent, thinning them down to 3 mm.

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Bookmatched marble: mirror-matched slabs 02
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Bookmatched marble

Twin slabs from consecutive cuts of the same block, mirror-matched. Every pairing is engineered to the millimetre before cutting.

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Curved marble from 20 mm slabs 03
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Curved marble from 20 mm slabs

Curved surfaces from 20 mm slabs: segments cut at calculated angles and assembled, with joints imperceptible to the human eye.

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Solid marble and monolithic pieces 04
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Solid marble and monolithic pieces

From a single block to the final form — from softer materials like Botticino to the hardest, like Taj Mahal.

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Sculpture and one-off 3D elements

From a client's drawing or sketch to a form carved in marble: capitals, monumental fireplaces, custom elements.

How we work

How is custom marble
actually made?

In four stages: site survey, design on the real slabs, fabrication, installation. You can entrust us with the whole chain or only the stages you need — it's not an all-or-nothing package.

01 · on site

Survey

We take the exact measurements of the space: the basis for every stage that follows.

Survey
02 · on the real slabs

Design

Before cutting we digitize the chosen slabs and build the design on their real veining. What you approve is what you get.

Design
03 · in the workshop

Fabrication

The marble takes shape: cutting, bookmatching, curving, backlighting — every technique serving the project.

Waterjet cutting a marble slab in the Savoia Marmi workshop
04 · on site

Installation

We install the project in its destination, checking that it matches what was agreed.

Installation

No bundled package

Many workshops entrust us with a single stage: a curve, a backlight, a bookmatch.

Outsource a fabrication stage

The technical side

You design.
We handle the rest.

Architects and designers shouldn't have to become stone experts. Which marble takes that kind of use, how the veins meet, what holds up a slab weighing three hundred kilos: those sums are ours to do.

SLAB JOINT FRAME SERVICES OTHER MATERIALS
01 · on the marble

We choose the stone for the use you will give it

A kitchen worktop is not a decorative wall: scratches, stains, heat and humidity weigh differently on every stone. We recommend the stone, and any treatments, according to the use you will make of it.

02 · on the marble

Vein continuity and visual balance

The veins carry on from one slab to the next, turn the corners and line back up. Where it helps we follow the vein with the joints too, instead of cutting them straight, and we spread the pattern evenly across the wall.

03 · around the marble

We make the load-bearing structures ourselves

On request we supply frames and supports for statues, solid-marble pieces and large elements, engineered and calculated on the real weight, the shape and the way they will be installed.

04 · around the marble

Heating and services inside the marble

We supply heating coils, technical supports, fixings and parts that can be opened and inspected, fitted inside the stone without showing — and without making maintenance impossible.

05 · around the marble

And also what is not stone

On request we supply shells, frames, supports and mechanisms in stainless steel, wood, okoumé plywood and other materials.

One single partner, from the stone to everything that makes it possible.

Selected projects

Marble, taken
where it seemed impossible.

Marble bathrooms and showers, Calacatta kitchens, carved fireplaces, bathtubs from a single block, backlit walls. Every project began with the slabs in our warehouse.

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Before you write

Frequently asked
questions

  • Yes. We cover the whole chain from survey to installation, but many stone fabricators and architects entrust us with just the stage they cannot do in-house: a curve, a backlight, a bookmatch.

  • Yes: our warehouse holds over 2,800 slabs in more than 80 varieties, also for supply only. In Italy we deliver in 2–7 working days; abroad, timing is agreed per project.

  • Yes: we follow projects across Europe, the United States and Asia, including shipyards and yacht refits. Fabrication always happens in our workshop in Ponton di Domegliara, Verona — Italy.

  • It depends on material, thickness, fabrication and installation: two projects identical on paper can differ widely in cost depending on the stone. Send us your drawing: we'll tell you how we would build it, with which materials and a precise quote.

Let's make the next
difficult project possible.

Send us a drawing, a concept or a material challenge: we'll study how to build it and come back with a concrete proposal.

Aurora Savoia · [email protected]

[email protected] · Verona, Italy