Why pick Shana Beige for villas? First, let's clear something up. Not every villa needs Shana Beige. But if you pick beige marble— especially for French-style interiors— then your choice comes down to Shana Beige. It's the top pick. So why? Let's break this down today. First, as a beige marble, Mostly, you will hear of three: Shana Beige, Crema Ultraman, and Aran White. Other beiges do exist, it's that the others barely register. Few projects use them, so people just don't remember them. Now, among these three beiges, Shana Beige stands alone. First, with Shana Beige you need to know there's a so-called New Shana Beige. It's really riding on the Shana Beige name. Real name: Lightning Beige. Some call it new-quarry Shana. Before, no new or old quarry. It's only because of name-riding that our Shana Beige now has another name: old-quarry Shana Beige. Just to set it apart from the new quarry. Old-quarry Shana is from Iran. The so-called new quarry comes from Turkey. Two completely different materials. No relation. OK. With that done, back to these three. Why does Shana Beige stand alone? First, the material itself. Shana Beige has highest density. The other two beiges have lower density and lots of pinholes. So after they're cut, the holes must be filled. Before polishing, they spread resin, fill the holes first, then polish. So their slab surface gloss, brightness and luster fall short of Shana Beige. Let's look closer at this Shana Beige veining. Shana Beige has a really high luster. See that? Its gloss and density are high, so the luster is high. It looks rich. From far away, you might not catch the detail. But up close, besides looking rich, it also has this very natural veining. The veining looks very smooth, very comfortable. And this beige—it's called beige, it's actually white. Feel how it sits in a space—it gives a creamy look. So villas done in Shana Beige usually have it laid throughout. Walls, floors, first floor, second floor, third floor—all of it. Why? Because the overall look is rich and warm, and very white. We've covered the slab. let's talk about the name Shana Beige. In the stone world, or in the renovation world, this name is basically shorthand for luxury. Like buying cars—we all know Mercedes is a luxury brand. Shana Beige is the luxury brand of beige marble. So villa fit-outs don't have to use Shana Beige— you want fewer mistakes, you want it right first, you want the villa to look powerful, then it has to be Shana Beige.