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Alabaster Stone

The Material Edit

What Makes Alabaster Stone?

The material

Alabaster is a fine-grained natural stone prized across centuries for its soft luminosity and tactile warmth. Unlike harder stones, it holds light rather than reflecting it — casting a gentle glow from within that shifts with the hour and the room. Run your hand across a well-finished alabaster surface and you understand immediately why it has appeared in the world's most considered interiors for thousands of years. Dense enough to endure. Refined enough to elevate. It is a material that does not announce itself — it simply belongs.


At Gabby, we work with Alabaster the way a sculptor approaches a block: with patience, with intention, and with deep respect for what the stone already is.

Stone that Welcomes Care

Routine Maintenance

Dust regularly with a dry, soft cloth. For surface cleaning, use a cloth that is barely damp — never saturated — and dry the surface immediately. Avoid acidic cleaners, abrasive products, and anything oil-based, which can penetrate the stone and alter its tone over time. Keep alabaster pieces out of prolonged direct sunlight, which can shift the color of certain varieties.


With basic, consistent care, alabaster ages gracefully. The surface develops a patina over time that adds depth rather than diminishing it. This is not wear. It is character.

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There is no substitute for seeing alabaster in person. The way it holds morning light. The weight of it. The particular warmth of a piece your account has chosen for the floor.

Every Gabby and Summer Classics account has a dedicated sales representative who knows this material inside and out, from veining and finish variation to current availability. Bring your floor plan, your assortment questions, or simply what you are looking to add to the mix. We will take it from there.

Any account, any order size, our team is here to help.

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