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Quality Marble Granite

Onyx

Translucent onyx for statement bars, feature walls, reception desks, kitchen islands and hospitality interiors — especially striking when backlit.

Onyx for bars, feature walls and hospitality

Onyx brings luminous colour and dramatic banding to bars, reception desks, feature walls, islands, restaurants and hotels. Browse every onyx colour in our current collection.

13 onyx colours

Natural stone · Fabricated & installed from Wembley, London · Samples available on request.

Onyx colours

Every colour currently in this collection — kitchen application shown where available.

Amber Grey VC Onyx

Onyx

Bamboo Onyx

Onyx

Bianco Nuvola Onyx

Onyx

Esmeralda Onyx

Onyx

Golden Crystal Onyx

Onyx

Honey Onyx

Onyx

IV Onyx

Onyx

Onyx Rosa

Onyx

Spectral Onyx

Onyx

Traonyx

Onyx

Venus White Onyx

Onyx

White Onyx

Onyx

Woodstock Onyx

Onyx

Why choose onyx worktops

Natural stone selected for kitchens and feature surfaces across London homes.

Backlit drama

Translucent stone that glows when illuminated.

Hospitality ready

Bars, reception desks, restaurants and hotels.

Bold colour

Honey, green, rosa, white and dramatic Traonyx tones.

London fabrication

Cut, edged and installed from our Wembley workshop.

Onyx worktops FAQ

Onyx is popular for bar counters, feature walls, reception desks, kitchen islands, restaurants and hotels — especially when backlit.

What is onyx best used for?

No. Onyx is a different stone with translucent properties that marble does not share. Care and installation advice differ.

Yes — many homeowners choose quartzite for islands and feature runs. We’ll advise on sealing, care and the best colour for your installation.

Yes. Request samples of shortlisted onyx colours before fabrication.

Yes. Quality Marble Granite fabricates and installs onyx from our Wembley workshop across London and the surrounding areas.

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