Pierre Noir
Pierre Noir is a Turkish limestone in a deep, anthracite-coloured grey-black with discreet, fine veining. The refined, restrained slab appearance combines the elegance of a dark marble look with the character of a limestone.
Pierre Noir is a Turkish limestone in a deep, anthracite-coloured grey-black with discreet, fine veining. The refined, restrained slab appearance combines the elegance of a dark marble look with the character of a limestone.
Other trade names: Siyah Mermer
Pierre Noir – French for “black stone” – is a Turkish limestone in a dark anthracite colouring that appears almost black. The colour arises from a high proportion of organic inclusions and fine minerals in the limestone matrix. The surface is finely structured, the veining discreet – the result is a material that at first glance calls black marble to mind, yet possesses the characteristic texture and warmth of a limestone.
As a Turkish limestone, Pierre Noir brings excellent quality and good workability with it. The finishes available from stock are listed in the »Finishes« block further down. The colouring makes Pierre Noir particularly effective in high-contrast interiors, where it is used as a counterweight to light walls, white furniture or timber elements.
Fields of application for Pierre Noir are floor slabs, wall claddings, staircases, window sills and demanding bathroom designs. At ROSSITTIS, Pierre Noir is available as an unsized slab, as floor slabs, as tiles and in special formats.
Current availability from our warehouse.
3 slabs in stock · plus 1 block
Thicknesses: 2 cm · Finishes: Polished · Available as: Slabs
Updated daily from our live stock.
Pierre Noir 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.
Pierre Noir should be impregnated after laying and cared for regularly with a pH-neutral natural stone cleaner. Limestone reacts sensitively to acids. On dark stones, limescale marks and water residues are particularly visible – drying off regularly is recommended. Do not use abrasives.
Pierre Noir is a natural limestone from Turkey.
Pierre Noir is a limestone, not a marble. The differences lie in the geological formation and in the slightly different texture. Technically, both are similarly sensitive to acids.
Yes, for interior floors Pierre Noir is well suited. On heavily used surfaces, attention must be paid to the appropriate surface treatment.
Impregnate, use a pH-neutral natural stone cleaner, no acids. Dry dark surfaces off regularly.
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.