Limestone
Moca Creme
Oolitic limestone with a light beige cloudy pattern, darker fossils and light grey specks.
We price it with your kitchen, measured for cutting once the cabinets are in, so it follows your walls.
The facts
- Stone
- Limestone
- Quarried in
- Portugal
- Also sold as
- Moca Cream, Moca Crema
- Finishes
- Polished, Honed
- Slab thickness
- 20 mm or 30 mm
- Veining
- Even, no direction to follow
- Acids
- Lemon, vinegar and acidic cleaners etch it
Where it works
- Kitchen worktop
- With care
- Vanity top
- Good
- Wall and splashback
- Good
- Floor
- Good
Limestone: acids etch it and oils stain it. Seal it and clean with pH neutral cleaner. On a worktop expect etch marks.
Source: brachot.com, checked 2026-11-03. Details still to be confirmed with the supplier.
