The Bianco Dolomiti White Dolomite features a crisp, serene white palette with ethereal gray veining in a minimalist living room setting.

Bianco Dolomite (White Dolomite) Marble Tile

Bianco Dolomite — white marble-like dolomite with subtle cool gray veining. Available across the widest range of mosaic patterns in the collection — herringbone, basketweave, hexagon, stanza, chevron, arabesque, and more. Field tile and trim also available. Buy 5 samples and get free shipping.

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Bianco Dolomite — also known as White Dolomite — is a dolomitic marble: a stone composed primarily of dolomite mineral rather than calcite, making it generally harder and more resistant to etching than calcite marble. In appearance it reads as a white marble with soft, cool gray veining. It is particularly well-represented in the mosaic collection with one of the broadest pattern ranges of any stone.

Mosaic Range

Bianco Dolomite mosaics span herringbone (1x2, 1x3, 1x4), brick (1x2 and 2x4), basketweave (standard and large, with Blue-Gray, Black, and Crema Marfil Dotty accents), hexagon, pinwheel, chevron, stanza, octagon, penny round, diamond, Manhattan random-strip, mini-Versailles, and arabesque. One of the most versatile single stones in the mosaic collection.

Field Tile

Available in 12x24, 18x36, and other sizes in polished and honed finishes. Note: SoCal Tiles sells tile only, not slabs or countertop material. Seal before installation. Order one sample for $7.95, or choose any 5 for $25, with free standard shipping on sample-only orders.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Bianco Dolomite?

Bianco Dolomite — also known as White Dolomite — is technically a dolomitic marble: a stone composed primarily of dolomite mineral rather than calcite. In appearance it reads as a white marble with soft, cool gray veining. It is generally harder and more resistant to etching than calcite marble, making it a practical choice for kitchen backsplashes and bathroom surfaces where marble's sensitivity to acids is a concern.
What mosaic patterns is Bianco Dolomite available in?

Bianco Dolomite is available across one of the widest mosaic pattern ranges in the collection — herringbone (1x2, 1x3, 1x4), brick (1x2 and 2x4), basketweave (standard and large with contrasting dot options), hexagon, pinwheel, chevron, stanza, octagon, penny round, diamond, Manhattan random-strip, mini-Versailles, and arabesque.
Is Bianco Dolomite more durable than marble?

Dolomite is generally harder and more resistant to etching from acidic materials than calcite marble. This makes it a practical alternative for surfaces exposed to kitchen splashes and cleaning products. However, it should still be sealed before installation and maintained with pH-neutral cleaners. It is not appropriate for heavy-impact or high-abrasion applications without verifying suitability per product.

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