Carrara Marble: Quarried in Carrara, Italy, this type of marble is known for its white or blue-gray color with soft, veining patterns. It's widely used in sculpture and building decor, including countertops and flooring. It is one of the oldest marble quarries in the World, as well as one of the largest production of white marbles.
Calacatta Marble: Also from Italy, Calacatta marble features a bright white background with bold, dramatic veining in shades of gold and gray. It's often considered a luxurious choice for countertops, backsplashes, and wall cladding. Due to its unique white background and gray or beige veins, it became very fashionable in the last several decades. Real Calacatta marble from Betoli quarry is considered the ultimate interior design fashion statement.
Statuario Marble: Another Italian marble, the Statuario is prized for its pure white color and striking gray veining. It's often used in high-end applications such as flooring, countertops, and decorative elements in upscale interiors. This is similar to Calacatta Marble and often it is confused with Statuary Marble. Indeed some blocks of this material is hard to tell the difference. Inside the blocks of Statuary, some selections look identical to Calacatta and vice versa.  Regardless, these are some of the most beautiful pieces of stone in the World. Real Statuary or Statuario marble has a solid creamy white background with distinct gray or beige veins. Even vein distribution on the pieces of marble makes it unique.