From Middle-East to across the World
Wholesale redefined. Slabs or bespoke, you imagine it, we source, cut and finish to taste, package and ship to your desired destination. FOB only.
Natural Stone Collection
Premium limestone, marble, and travertine — timeless materials crafted by nature, refined for your space.
Key Characteristics
Cream limestone excavated in the Isfahan Province of Iran primarily refers to premium natural stones like Vanak Limestone, which is highly regarded in both domestic and international luxury architectural markets.
Origin & Quarries
The primary extraction site for this material is the Vanak region of Semirom, located roughly 150 kilometers south of Isfahan. These quarries feature massive reserves capable of producing premium-grade blocks with minimal physical defects.
Technical Properties
Known for its high density and structural stability, this limestone features a notably clean surface structure, excellent dimensional precision when cut, high compressive strength, and low water absorption.
Common Applications
Due to its refined look, color stability, and reliable long-term performance, it is widely utilized for luxury exterior building facades (cladding), interior walls, lobbies, flooring, and custom decorative stone artifacts.
Available Finishes & Formats
It is processed into slabs, tiles, and custom façade panels. Standard processing finishes include polished, honed, sandblasted, bush-hammered, and tumbled textures.
One Chain To Any Port
Origin by container truck to Mersin, then FOB — ships fan out to every destination by sea.
FOB Mersin, TUR — sea freight worldwide
Straight From Sketchbook
Interior/Exterior Renders of our products; to strengthen your imagination.
From Block to Container
We source our stones directly from Iran; quarries and factory are located in the Isfahan region.
Managed by Family
Storm Stones is a family run company by father and son. We export directly from quarries of Isfahan in Iran, blocks go into cutting in our own benches before arriving in transit to Turkish ports. From there, containers ship across the continents to any destination.











































