Italian marbles
Calacatta, Statuario, Botticcino Classico, Travertino, Portoro Extra, Rosso Levanto. Materials quarried in Italy and processed for interior cladding, flooring and decorative surfaces.
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Producers · Firenze (FI)
International supplier of marble, granite and natural stone for prestigious architectural projects
Eccellenza Italianacertificata 2026–2027ID 22162
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The place
M.G.S. International represents Italian excellence in the production and marketing of marble, granite and natural stone. Based in Florence, the company led by Raymond El Asmar stands out for international supplies to prestigious architectural projects. Its portfolio includes exterior and interior cladding for skyscrapers in Australia, luxury hotels in the United States and Hawaii, residential complexes in Singapore and projects across the Middle East. Among the materials on offer are prized Italian marbles such as Calacatta, Statuario and Botticcino Classico, alongside selected granites sourced from around the world.
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Why you can trust it
M.G.S. INTERNATIONAL is a member of the Eccellenze Italiane network. The mark is registered in Italy and abroad: every certified business has a unique identifier, which can be checked at any time.
M.G.S. International operates from Florence as a producer and supplier of natural stone materials for international architecture.
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Enter the mapIn the making · How it is made
M.G.S. International selects prized Italian marbles such as Calacatta, Statuario, Botticcino Classico, Travertino, Portoro Extra and Rosso Levanto. The range includes international granites such as Kerala Green, Pink Juparana, Dakota Mahogany and Ubatuba.
The stone materials are worked into slabs, cladding and flooring according to project specifications. Artisan processing ensures customisation for exterior and interior cladding, flooring and surfaces intended for public and private spaces.
The company has specialised in exterior cladding using granites such as Rosso Vanga, Verde Marina, Imperial Red and Sardinien White. These materials have been used for the facades of skyscrapers and commercial towers in Sydney, including Metro Plaza, AGL Center, Sky Garden Building and Chifley Tower.
M.G.S. International coordinates supplies for projects in Australia, the United States, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Singapore and Hawaii. Each supply is managed from material selection through to delivery on site, ensuring compliance with project specifications.
What is made here
Calacatta, Statuario, Botticcino Classico, Travertino, Portoro Extra, Rosso Levanto. Materials quarried in Italy and processed for interior cladding, flooring and decorative surfaces.
Rosso Vanga, Verde Marina, Imperial Red, Sardinien White. Granites selected for the exterior cladding of commercial and residential buildings, with resistance to weathering and colour stability.
Cladding and flooring for luxury hotels, including Caesars Palace, Flamingo Hilton, Ritz Carlton, Grand Hyatt, Mirage Hotel, Park Hyatt and Sheraton. Materials for lobbies, guest bathrooms and common areas.
Supplies for skyscrapers and commercial towers, with documented work on Metro Plaza, AGL Center, Sky Garden Building and Chifley Tower in Sydney. Exterior cladding and interior flooring for high-density buildings.
Kerala Green, Pink Juparana, Dakota Mahogany, Ubatuba. Granites sourced from quarries around the world, selected for aesthetic and technical qualities that complement Italian marbles.
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