Yellow Dolomite is an extraordinary natural stone that radiates warmth and sophistication through its unique golden and beige hues.
Its natural blend of honey yellow and light cream tones gives spaces a sense of brightness, harmony, and timeless elegance.
Thanks to its high durability and refined surface, Yellow Dolomite is a perfect choice for both modern and traditional architectural designs.
✅ Color Palette: Honey yellow, light gold, beige, and cream
✅ Structure: Dense, hard, and crystalline
✅ Texture: Subtle veining with natural gloss
✅ Origin: Turkey
Yellow Dolomite softly reflects light, creating an inviting and warm atmosphere in any interior.
Each slab carries a unique color variation, making every piece a one-of-a-kind expression of nature’s artistry.
✅ Floor and wall coverings
✅ Bathroom and kitchen countertops
✅ Stairs and fireplace claddings
✅ Exterior façade applications
✅ Luxury villas, hotels, and residences
Its versatility allows it to enhance both contemporary and classic spaces, adding character and long-lasting beauty to every project.
Marven Stone processes Yellow Dolomite using advanced production technologies to achieve premium quality and precision.
Every block is carefully selected, ensuring uniform color tone, surface consistency, and natural durability.
✅ Available Finishes: Polished, honed, brushed
✅ Thicknesses: 2 cm – 3 cm
✅ Selections: Light Yellow, Deep Yellow, Vein Cut
✅ Custom Dimensions: Available upon request
Yellow Dolomite is one of Marven Stone’s most exported stones, known for its warm tones and elegant texture.
It is widely used in luxury projects across the USA, Italy, France, UAE, China, Qatar, and Germany.
Its natural beauty enhances hotel lobbies, residential interiors, and architectural facades, making it a favorite choice for designers worldwide.
Yellow Dolomite unites the warmth of color with the strength of stone.
Through Marven Stone’s craftsmanship and export expertise, this natural material transforms from a quarry treasure into a statement of design and sophistication in architecture.