<p>Marble and granite are the two most specified stones in Indian architecture — but they serve very different purposes.</p><h2>Marble</h2><p>Marble is a metamorphic stone prized for its veining, translucency and timeless elegance. It is softer than granite, absorbs moisture more readily, and etches when exposed to acidic substances. Use marble in living rooms, bedrooms, temples and luxury lobbies — anywhere aesthetics matter more than heavy traffic.</p><h2>Granite</h2><p>Granite is an igneous rock that ranks far higher on hardness. It resists scratches, stains and heat, making it the default choice for kitchen countertops, staircases and commercial flooring.</p><h2>How to decide</h2><ul><li><strong>Budget:</strong> Indian granite starts lower than Indian marble; imported designer varieties of both are premium.</li><li><strong>Use:</strong> Kitchen countertop → granite. Feature wall / pooja room → marble.</li><li><strong>Maintenance:</strong> Seal marble yearly; granite needs far less care.</li></ul><p>Visit our showroom to feel both stones under natural light — the tactile difference is the real deciding factor.</p>
