Invisible White originates from Brazil. The name of this very unique Brazilian marble is somewhat misleading, as we find the white gradually fading into the background.

It is almost a blue stone, with silver-gray tendrils extending in a fused, weathered manner. It allows observers to discover new images again and again in its amoeba-like forms.

The snowy white tones are clean and clear, rich in layers, with criss-crossing textures, soft transitions, separation and differentiation that become increasingly defined. The understated white blends with bold black, and when laid over large areas, the overall effect of the space extends further, enhancing the atmosphere with a certain style.