Armani Brown

About Armani Brown

1. General Description

Armani Brown is a premium luxury marble known for its deep, rich chocolate-brown background and elegant texture. It often features subtle white or golden spider-web veining that gives it a sophisticated, "silky" appearance. It is distinct from other brown marbles (like Emperador) because it lacks the heavy "brecciated" (broken stone) look, offering a cleaner, more modern uniformity.

2. Visual Characteristics

• Base Color: Deep Mocha, Coffee Brown, to Bronze-Grey.

• Veining: Fine, non-intrusive veining in colors of Light Beige, Gold, or White. The veining is usually linear or spider-web style, not blotchy.

• Texture: Fine-grained and uniform. It does not have large crystals.

• Finish: Best suited for High Gloss Polish (to enhance the depth of color) or Leather/Lapatro finish (for a matte, textured feel).

4. Recommended Applications

Due to its uniform color and high luxury appeal, it is preferred for:

• Flooring: Large slabs create a seamless "carpet" of stone.

• Wall Cladding: TV units, lift lobbies, and feature walls.

• High-Traffic Areas: Commercial lobbies (hotels/offices) because it hides dust better than pure black or white marble.

• Contrast: Often paired with Botticino (Beige) or Michael Angelo (White/Gold) for borders.

5. Dealer Note (Trade Insight)

If you are stocking this, be aware of the two main variations often sold under this name:

1. Turkish Armani: Tends to be a darker, flatter brown with white veins.

2. Spanish Bronze Armani: Tends to have a more "metallic" bronze tint with golden/copper veins (often more expensive).