Marble & Stone Laminate Sheets

A marble laminate is a decorative high-pressure laminate (HPL), commonly called sunmica, printed with a realistic marble pattern and bonded under a hard wear layer. It delivers the veining, depth and shade of natural marble on a thin, durable sheet that is glued onto plywood or MDF for countertops, shutters, doors and wall panels.

For most Indian homes and offices, yes. Marble laminate costs a fraction of natural marble, weighs far less, needs no sealing or polishing, and resists the stains, water and acids that etch real stone. Genuine marble offers true depth and resale prestige, but laminate wins on price, maintenance, consistency and ease of installation.

Yes. Marble-look HPL is widely used for kitchen counters, backsplashes and cabinet shutters because it resists heat, moisture, scratches and stains better than untreated stone. Choose the 1mm Artis line for high-traffic horizontal surfaces, seal the edges well, and avoid placing very hot vessels directly on any laminate for the longest life.

Thickness drives durability and price. The 1mm Artis line is thicker and tougher — best for countertops, table tops and heavy-use surfaces. The 0.8mm Woodrica and Artvio lines are lighter and easier to handle — ideal for wardrobe shutters, wall panels and cabinet fronts. The same marble and stone designs run across both thicknesses.

High gloss (HG) gives marble a polished, mirror-like sheen that mimics fresh stone polish and brightens a room — great for feature walls and reception areas. Suede or matt (SF/MT) gives a soft, fingerprint-friendly, contemporary look that suits kitchens and wardrobes. The right pick depends on lighting, upkeep and the mood you want.

Artis Laminates supplies through a network of 70+ distributors across India from our Yamunanagar, Haryana factory. Browse the marble and stone designs here, note the design code and line (Artis 1MM, Woodrica or Artvio), and contact us to be connected with your nearest authorised distributor or dealer for samples and pricing. Artis sells through distributors, not directly to end users.