Palissandro Bluette Chiaro
Palissandro Bluette Chiaro is a light blue-grey Italian marble from the Ossola valley. It is suitable for exclusive bathrooms, wall surfaces, stairs, tables and high-quality interior fit-outs with a calm, elegant banding.
Palissandro Bluette Chiaro is a light blue-grey Italian marble from the Ossola valley. It is suitable for exclusive bathrooms, wall surfaces, stairs, tables and high-quality interior fit-outs with a calm, elegant banding.
Other trade names: Crevola Blue, Crevola Blue Marble, Marmo Palisandro Bluette, Palisandro Blue Marble, Palisandro Bluette Dark Marble, Palisandro Bluette Light Marble, Palisandro Bluette Marble, Palissandro Bluette, Palissandro Bluette Chiaro Marmo, Palissandro Bluette Marble, Palissandro Bluette Scuro Marmo, Palissandro Bluette Unito Marble, RO-02-048
Palissandro Bluette Chiaro lives on its fine, light blue-grey mood. Unlike loudly veined marbles, this material appears calmer, airier and at the same time decidedly high in quality. The banding is present, but not aggressive; white, grey and bluish zones merge softly into one another. At ROSSITTIS we stock this stone for projects in which marble is to appear refined and calm without becoming sterile.
The stone originates from Italy, from Crevoladossola in the Val d'Ossola in Piedmont. It is a dolomitic marble, listed on the market under names such as Palissandro Bluette or Crevola Blue. The lighter sortings in particular appear very architectural and are often used for high-quality wall surfaces, bathrooms and furniture.
Technically, Palissandro Bluette Chiaro is very respectably positioned for a marble. The bulk density lies at around 2,810 kg/m³, the water absorption at a low 0.15 %, the compressive strength at approximately 165 to 167 MPa and the flexural strength at around 29.6 MPa. Those are strong values, but they change nothing about the fundamental issue: as a carbonate stone it remains acid-sensitive. For kitchens and heavily loaded surfaces that has to be honestly taken into account.
At ROSSITTIS, Palissandro Bluette Chiaro is available as a raw slab, in tiles, as a wall cladding, vanity top, window sill, table top, stair tread and for made-to-measure interior fit-outs. The stone works particularly well in bathrooms, on fireplace surfaces, in calm kitchens and on large wall compositions with a mirrored laying plan.
Our honest assessment: Palissandro Bluette Chiaro is not an uncomplicated all-purpose stone for every kind of loading. If, however, you are looking for a light, elegant Italian marble with a fine blue-grey calm, it is decidedly strong.
Current availability from our warehouse.
12 slabs in stock · plus 12 blocks
Thicknesses: 0.7 & 1 cm · Finishes: Polished · Available as: Skirting, Tiles and flooring slabs
Updated daily from our live stock.
Guide values for the stone type, taken from manufacturer and test reports. Natural stone is a natural product — individual batches and slabs can differ. For critical applications, request slab-specific test data.
Palissandro Bluette Chiaro is available in a range of finishes. The finish affects appearance, feel and the care it needs.
Polishing is the most classic finish for marble and limestone — a glossy surface with the highest possible colour intensity and a pronounced depth to the veining. Depending on the mineral composition, the effect can be matte-gloss in places. Acid-sensitive — wine, lemon and vinegar leave etch marks after prolonged contact.
You should clean and care for Palissandro Bluette Chiaro gently, because the carbonate surface reacts to acid. A good impregnation makes sense for bathrooms, kitchens and tables. Clean with pH-neutral natural stone cleaners and soft cloths. You should avoid vinegar, citrus cleaners, descalers and abrasive agents.
Yes, with a realistic expectation of care. Technically the stone is dense and strong, but as a marble it remains acid-sensitive. For heavily used everyday kitchens that is important.
The material originates from Italy, from Crevoladossola in the Ossola valley in Piedmont. This region is known for several Palissandro varieties.
In the trade the material is listed as a marble. Petrographically it is a dolomitic marble. What remains important for the application is above all the acid sensitivity of a carbonate rock.
Clean the stone with pH-neutral natural stone cleaners and renew the impregnation regularly. Acids and abrasive agents should be consistently avoided.
Bluette Chiaro appears lighter, airier and often somewhat more elegant. Palissandro Classico usually shows more changes of colour, stronger banding and a somewhat more striking overall image.
Above all in bathrooms, on wall surfaces, on tables, stairs and in calm, high-quality interior fit-outs with a light, refined material palette.
The price depends on the batch, thickness, surface finish and fabrication — with natural stone there is no serious flat rate per square metre. Business customers see prices once their B2B account is activated; private customers receive a complete quote through a fabricator near them.