All Marble and Onyx Tabletop, Every Color | The Complete Pakistan Natural Stone Table Guide from Pakistan Marble and Onyx

Explore every marble and onyx tabletop color available from Pakistan Marble and Onyx, PMO, including pink, blue, lapis lazuli, honey, white onyx, and white marble.

Why Pakistan Is a Global Source for Onyx and Marble

Onyx and marble are both metamorphic or mineral deposits, but they form differently and Pakistan happens to have world class deposits of both within a few hundred kilometers of each other in Balochistan and the northern regions.

Pakistani onyx, particularly the material quarried in the Chagai district, is prized internationally for its translucency, its tight, repeating vein patterns, and the range of natural colors it produces, from pale honey and warm amber to soft pink, cool blue green, and bright white. This translucency is what allows an onyx slab to glow when a light source is placed behind or beneath it, something ordinary granite or engineered stone simply cannot do.

Pakistani marble, quarried mainly in the northern belt around Chitral, Swat, and Mohmand, includes pure white varieties as well as dramatic veined types with grey, gold, and even black striations that resemble the famous Calacatta and Arabescato marbles of Italy, often at a fraction of the price because the material does not need to travel across continents before it reaches the workshop.

Because Pakistan Marble and Onyx (PMO) sources directly from these regional quarries and finishes every piece in house, buyers get quarry direct pricing, full control over slab selection, and the ability to commission a table that uses one continuous, book matched slab rather than a patchwork of unrelated stone pieces.

Marble and Onyx Tabletop Colors, Styles, and Table Types

A marble and onyx tabletop is one of the most sought after pieces a homeowner can add to a living room, dining room, or office, and the reason comes down to the sheer range of marble colors and onyx colors available in a single collection. Every marble and onyx tabletop starts as a raw slab of natural stone, and every slab carries its own unique veining, so no two tabletops, whether a marble tabletop, an onyx tabletop, or a mixed marble and onyx tabletop, will ever look exactly alike.

Shoppers browsing marble colors will find pure white marble, soft grey veined marble, and dramatic gold and charcoal veined marble, while shoppers browsing onyx colors can choose from pink onyx, blue onyx, honey onyx, white onyx, and rare lapis lazuli onyx, each with its own tone, translucency, and vein pattern.

This wide spread of marble colors and onyx colors is exactly why a marble and onyx tabletop collection can serve almost any interior style, from a bright minimalist apartment that calls for a clean white marble tabletop or white onyx tabletop, to a warm, layered living room that calls for a honey onyx tabletop or a rich, veined marble tabletop with gold striations running through it.

Because a marble and onyx tabletop can be shaped into so many different table formats, buyers are never limited to a single use case for their favorite stone. A marble dining table or an onyx dining table brings the beauty of a natural marble tabletop or onyx tabletop into the heart of the home, anchoring family meals and dinner parties around a surface that looks like a genuine work of art rather than a mass produced piece of furniture.

A round marble dining table or round onyx dining table, built on a solid pedestal base cut from the same marble or onyx slab, has become one of the most requested silhouettes in modern dining rooms, since the continuous stone from tabletop to base creates a single, uninterrupted sculptural object.

Rectangular marble dining tables and rectangular onyx dining tables remain the standard choice for larger households and formal dining rooms that need to seat eight, ten, or twelve guests, and both marble tabletop and onyx tabletop options can be paired with matching or contrasting bases in wood, brass, or black metal depending on the desired look. Whether the goal is a bold onyx dining table with dramatic blue onyx veining or a timeless marble dining table with soft grey and gold marble veining, the underlying marble and onyx tabletop craftsmanship stays the same, quarried, cut, polished, and sealed to bring out the full depth of the natural stone.

Beyond the dining room, a marble coffee table or onyx coffee table has become one of the most popular ways to introduce a marble and onyx tabletop into a living room without committing to a full size dining set. A round marble coffee table or round onyx coffee table sits naturally at the center of a seating arrangement, and because the coffee table format uses a smaller tabletop than a dining table, it is often the piece where the most dramatic marble colors and onyx colors, like blue onyx, pink onyx, or bold veined marble, get showcased at their fullest.

A marble center table or onyx center table serves much the same purpose in homes and cultures where the term center table is used instead of coffee table, and the same wide range of marble and onyx tabletop colors applies, from a soft pink onyx center table that warms up a neutral living room, to a deep lapis lazuli center table that turns an entryway or formal sitting room into a genuine showpiece.

Square and oval marble coffee tables and onyx coffee tables are also widely available, along with nesting sets that pair two or three marble tabletop or onyx tabletop pieces of graduating sizes, giving smaller apartments and open plan homes flexible surface area without sacrificing the visual impact of a full onyx tabletop or marble tabletop centerpiece.

What ties every marble tabletop, onyx tabletop, marble dining table, onyx dining table, marble coffee table, onyx coffee table, marble center table, and onyx center table together is the same commitment to genuine, natural stone sourced directly from Pakistan’s marble and onyx quarries. Every marble and onyx tabletop in the collection is selected for consistent color, strong veining, and structural integrity before it ever reaches the workshop, and every finished marble table or onyx table is polished and sealed to protect the natural beauty of the stone for decades of everyday use.

Buyers exploring marble colors and onyx colors for the first time are encouraged to think about the room the piece will live in, since a marble dining table or onyx dining table used daily benefits from denser, more forgiving marble colors, while a marble coffee table, onyx coffee table, marble center table, or onyx center table used more as a decorative centerpiece can lean into the boldest, most translucent onyx colors available, including blue onyx, pink onyx, honey onyx, and lapis lazuli.

From the marble tabletop to the onyx tabletop, from the marble dining table to the onyx center table, this full range of marble and onyx tabletop options gives every home, regardless of size or style, a way to bring a genuine, one of a kind piece of natural stone into daily life.

Marble and Onyx Tabletop are both metamorphic or mineral deposits, but they form differently and Pakistan happens to have world class deposits of both within a few hundred kilometers of each other in Balochistan and the northern regions.

Pakistani onyx, particularly the material quarried in the Chagai district, is prized internationally for its translucency, its tight, repeating vein patterns, and the range of natural colors it produces, from pale honey and warm amber to soft pink, cool blue green, and bright white. This translucency is what allows an onyx slab to glow when a light source is placed behind or beneath it, something ordinary granite or engineered stone simply cannot do.

Pakistani marble, quarried mainly in the northern belt around Chitral, Swat, and Mohmand, includes pure white varieties as well as dramatic veined types with grey, gold, and even black striations that resemble the famous Calacatta and Arabescato marbles of Italy, often at a fraction of the price because the material does not need to travel across continents before it reaches the workshop.

Because Pakistan Marble and Onyx (PMO) sources directly from these regional quarries and finishes every piece in house, buyers get quarry direct pricing, full control over slab selection, and the ability to commission a table that uses one continuous, book matched slab rather than a patchwork of unrelated stone pieces.

Onyx Versus Marble: What Is the Real Difference

People often use the words onyx and marble interchangeably, but they are not the same material and they do not behave the same way in a home.

Marble is a metamorphic rock formed from limestone that has been transformed by heat and pressure over millions of years. It is dense, relatively hard for a natural stone, and available in enormous slabs, which is why marble is the default choice for large dining tables, kitchen islands, and flooring. Marble has a soft, matte to satin sheen under most finishes and a classic, timeless look that has anchored formal interiors for centuries.

Onyx is a banded form of calcite or aragonite, chemically closer to travertine than to true marble, and it forms in a completely different way, usually from mineral rich water depositing layers inside caves and fissures over long periods. That layered formation is exactly why onyx has such striking, almost liquid looking veins and why thin slabs of it are translucent. Onyx is softer and more porous than marble, so it is typically used for statement pieces such as tabletops, pedestal bases, lamps, and backlit wall panels rather than heavy traffic flooring.

In short, choose marble when you want durability, a large single surface, and a quieter, classic pattern. Choose onyx when you want a genuine showpiece, a color that most other households will never have, and the option of a backlit glow effect that instantly becomes the focal point of a room.

The Marble And Onyx Tabletop Collection at Pakistan Marble and Onyx (PMO)

Every stone type below is available across the full range of table formats: round pedestal dining tables, rectangular dining tables, round and oval coffee tables, square and rectangular side tables, nesting tables, console tables, and fully bespoke sizes built to a client’s floor plan.

Pink Onyx Tables

Pink onyx is one of the most requested finishes in the current collection, and it is easy to see why. The base tone ranges from a soft blush to a warmer rose, threaded through with fine white calcite veining and, in the best cuts, delicate strands of honey gold running diagonally across the surface. Under daylight the stone reads as a gentle, romantic pink. Under warm interior lighting, especially in the evening, the color deepens and the veins pick up light in a way that photographs beautifully.

The pedestal version of this table, shown in the round dining format, pairs a wide circular tabletop with a solid cylindrical onyx base cut from matching stone, so the veining continues visually from the top down to the floor. This continuous slab approach is a signature of higher end onyx furniture and something Pakistan Marble and Onyx (PMO) builds as standard on its pedestal designs rather than offering as a paid upgrade.

Pink onyx works especially well in interiors that already lean warm and neutral, think oatmeal linen sofas, rattan and cane furniture, terracotta or clay toned walls, and natural fiber rugs. It also holds its own as a statement piece in an otherwise monochrome, minimalist space, where the pink becomes the single accent color in the room. Designers frequently pair a pink onyx dining or coffee table with brushed brass or aged gold hardware, since the warm metal tones echo the golden veins naturally present in the stone.

Blue Onyx Tables

Blue onyx is the collection’s most dramatic option. The stone shifts from a soft, sea glass blue at the edges to a deeper turquoise toward the center of the slab, and it is frequently marked with rich amber and rust colored mineral deposits that look almost like coral or sea foam frozen in the stone. No two blue onyx slabs are alike, which means a blue onyx tabletop functions as a genuine one of a kind art object as much as it does a piece of furniture.

This is the stone most commonly requested for backlit applications. Because blue onyx has excellent translucency, a thin cut placed over an LED panel will glow with an almost oceanic light, making it a favorite for hotel lobbies, bar counters, and statement coffee tables in contemporary homes. Even without backlighting, the natural translucency gives the surface a depth that flat colored stones cannot match, especially when a table lamp or pendant light sits above it.

For interior pairing, blue onyx suits coastal, contemporary, and eclectic maximalist spaces equally well. It looks striking against white walls and pale oak flooring for a clean, gallery like presentation, and it looks just as good against deep navy or forest green walls for a moodier, jewel box effect. Warm brass or antique gold table bases and hardware bring out the amber veining, while brushed nickel or chrome bases push the look in a cooler, more modern direction.

Lapis Lazuli Tables

Lapis lazuli is the rarest and most luxurious stone in the collection. Historically used to make ultramarine pigment for Renaissance paintings and reserved for royal jewelry and palace interiors, lapis has an intense, saturated royal blue tone flecked with fine golden pyrite inclusions that catch the light like scattered stars. A lapis tabletop is not a subtle piece. It is meant to be the single most important object in the room.

Because true lapis lazuli in large format is extremely rare and expensive to source, tabletops in this material are usually built using a mosaic or veneer technique, where carefully matched pieces of lapis are laid over a stable substrate and polished to a seamless, high gloss finish. This is the traditional approach used for centuries in pietra dura and mosaic furniture making, and it allows a full size tabletop to be produced using a material that would be prohibitively expensive, or simply unavailable, as a solid slab.

Lapis lazuli tables suit formal dining rooms, executive offices, and statement entryways where the goal is to signal genuine luxury rather than trend driven style. They pair beautifully with gold or brass frames, dark wood paneling, and rich jewel tone upholstery. Even a small lapis side table placed in an otherwise neutral room will immediately become the visual anchor of the space.

Honey Onyx Tables

Honey onyx is the warmest stone in the range, moving through shades of golden amber, caramel, and soft butterscotch, with fine white veins radiating outward in the striking sunburst pattern that is a hallmark of high grade onyx. This radial cut, where slices are taken from around a central core of the stone formation, produces the almost circular, fan shaped veining visible across the tabletop, and it is one of the most photogenic patterns available in natural stone.

Honey onyx has been a favorite in Mediterranean, Tuscan, and warm contemporary interiors for years, and it remains one of the best selling colors for both dining and coffee tables because it works with almost any wood tone, from pale white oak to rich walnut. It also backlights exceptionally well, turning a warm amber glow that many clients describe as looking like the table is lit from within by candlelight.

For styling, honey onyx suits interiors with warm wood floors, cream or camel colored upholstery, and brass or aged bronze fixtures. It also works as a grounding, warm element in an otherwise cool, grey toned modern space, softening the palette without introducing a jarring color contrast.

White Onyx Tables

White onyx offers a cleaner, more restrained take on the translucent stone family. The base tone is a soft, milky white, sometimes with the faintest hint of cream, crossed by fine golden or amber veins that fracture across the surface in delicate, irregular lines. It reads as elegant and quiet in daylight, then becomes genuinely luminous when backlit, since white onyx has some of the best light transmission of any onyx color.

This is the most versatile stone in the collection from a design standpoint. White onyx tables fit almost any interior style, from Scandinavian minimalism to classic European formal dining rooms to soft, organic modern spaces built around natural materials and neutral palettes. It is also the safest choice for buyers who want the drama and translucency of onyx without committing to a bold color statement.

White onyx pairs well with almost any base or hardware finish, brass, matte black, brushed nickel, or natural wood, which makes it a common choice for clients who plan to redecorate around the table over time rather than building the room specifically to match the stone.

White Marble Tables

The final stone in the core collection is a classic white marble with dramatic grey and gold veining, in the same visual family as the famous Calacatta and Arabescato marbles prized in European design for centuries. Unlike the onyx varieties, this stone is not translucent, but it offers something onyx cannot, a large, continuous slab with a soft matte to satin finish that reads as timeless rather than trend driven.

The veining on this marble ranges from fine grey hairline cracks to bold, sweeping bands of caramel and charcoal that cut diagonally across the surface, giving each tabletop a genuinely unique, almost painterly pattern. Because marble is denser and less porous than onyx, it is also the more practical choice for households that want a large, everyday dining table that will see heavy daily use, spills, and constant setting and clearing.

White marble dining tables anchor traditional, transitional, and modern farmhouse interiors equally well. They pair naturally with black metal chairs, natural wood benches, brass pendant lighting, and neutral linen upholstery, and they remain, decade after decade, one of the most requested materials in luxury dining furniture worldwide.

Table Types Available Across Every Stone Color

Pakistan Marble and Onyx (PMO) produces every stone above across the full range of table formats, so buyers are not limited to a single shape or use case per color.

Round pedestal dining tables are the signature piece of the collection, built with a solid onyx or marble base and a matching or contrasting tabletop, ideal for four to eight person dining rooms and for creating a true centerpiece in an open plan home. Rectangular and oval dining tables are available for larger households and formal dining rooms that need seating for eight to twelve guests, typically built with a stone top over a stone or metal supporting frame depending on the span required.

Coffee tables come in round, oval, square, and freeform organic shapes, usually paired with a lower, wider pedestal base so the natural veining of the stone becomes the focal point of the living room. Side and accent tables are built in smaller diameters, perfect for placing next to a sofa, armchair, or bed, and are one of the most popular ways for first time buyers to introduce a genuine onyx or marble piece into their home without committing to a full dining set.

Console tables and entryway tables use a rectangular or demilune stone top over a slim base, designed to make a strong first impression in a hallway or foyer. Nesting table sets combine two or three graduated sizes in the same stone, offering flexible, space saving seating and surface area for smaller apartments.

Every format can also be fully customized. Clients can request a specific diameter or length, a particular base style, a mixed material base combining stone with brass, black metal, or wood, and even a two tone design that uses one onyx color for the top and a different stone or finish for the base.

The Backlit Onyx Feature

One of the defining characteristics of genuine onyx furniture, and something that separates it completely from marble, engineered stone, or any printed imitation material, is the ability to be backlit. Because onyx forms in translucent layers, a slab cut to the correct thickness, generally between fifteen and thirty millimeters depending on the density of the specific stone, will allow light to pass through it and illuminate the natural veining from within.

Pakistan Marble and Onyx (PMO) offers backlit versions of every onyx color in the collection, most commonly built into coffee tables and console tables where an LED panel is integrated into the base beneath the stone. The effect transforms the piece from a daytime object into an evening centerpiece, with pink onyx glowing a soft rose, blue onyx taking on an oceanic teal light, honey onyx turning a warm amber, and white onyx producing the brightest, most dramatic glow of all the colors.

Lapis lazuli mosaic tops can also be lit from behind in select builds, producing a deep, glowing sapphire effect that is rarely available from any other supplier.

Backlighting is an optional upgrade on any table in the collection and does not affect the durability or maintenance requirements of the piece.

How Onyx and Marble Tabletop Are Made

Every table begins at the quarry, where large blocks of raw stone are extracted and inspected for color consistency, vein pattern, and structural integrity before they are approved for furniture production. The blocks are then cut into slabs using diamond wire saws, a process that determines the final vein pattern of the finished piece. A cross cut slab shows straight, linear veining, while a slab cut around the radial axis of the stone formation produces the circular, sunburst pattern seen in many of the honey and pink onyx pieces above.

For pedestal tables, the base is either carved from a single solid block to create a seamless, continuous piece of stone from tabletop to floor, or built using a hollow drum construction with a thinner stone veneer applied over a stable core, which reduces weight and cost while preserving the same visual effect. Solid pedestal construction is heavier, more expensive, and considered the premium option, while veneer construction is lighter, easier to ship internationally, and more affordable without sacrificing the visual impact of the stone.

Every tabletop is then honed, polished, sealed, and inspected for consistency before it leaves the workshop. Because these are natural materials, no two tables are ever completely identical, and buyers who want to see the exact slab their table will be cut from can request photos or video of the specific piece before production begins.

Durability, Care, and Maintenance

Marble and Onyx Tabletop are both natural stones and both require a small amount of routine care, but neither material is as delicate as people often assume once the basics are understood.

Both stones should be sealed at the time of manufacture and resealed periodically, generally every twelve to twenty four months depending on how heavily the table is used, to maintain resistance to staining. A properly sealed marble or onyx surface will resist everyday spills such as water, wine, coffee, and oil for long enough to be wiped up without leaving a mark, provided spills are cleaned promptly rather than left to sit.

Daily cleaning only requires a soft, damp cloth and, if needed, a pH neutral stone cleaner. Acidic products such as vinegar, lemon juice, and standard glass cleaners should be avoided entirely, since both onyx and marble are calcium based stones that can etch, meaning the acid dulls the polished surface, when exposed to acidic liquids. Placing coasters under glasses, particularly anything containing citrus or wine, and using a trivet under hot cookware, is the single most effective habit for keeping a stone table looking new for decades.

Onyx is somewhat softer and more porous than marble, so onyx tabletops benefit from slightly more careful placement, away from direct, sustained impact and away from prolonged exposure to standing liquid. Marble is harder and more forgiving for everyday family use, which is one reason it remains the more common choice for large, high traffic dining tables, while onyx is favored for coffee tables, side tables, and other lower traffic statement pieces.

With this level of routine care, both stone types are genuinely built to last generations. Many of the marble and onyx pieces found in historic homes and palaces across the Middle East, Europe, and South Asia are over a century old and still in daily use, which says more about the longevity of the material than any modern engineered alternative can claim.

How to Choose the Right Stone and Table for Your Space

Selecting a stone color and table format ultimately comes down to three questions: how the piece will be used, what the surrounding room already looks like, and how much of a statement the buyer wants the piece to make.

For a primary dining table that will see daily family use, white marble or white onyx are the most practical starting points, since both offer a neutral base that will not clash with future changes in decor and, in marble’s case, offer the best resistance to daily wear. For a coffee table or side table meant to be the visual highlight of a living room, pink onyx, blue onyx, or honey onyx offer the strongest personality while remaining easy to build a color palette around. For a single, unforgettable statement piece in an entryway, office, or formal room, lapis lazuli delivers a level of luxury that few other materials in the world can match.

Room lighting also matters more with onyx than with almost any other material, since the translucency of the stone changes dramatically depending on natural and artificial light levels. Rooms with strong natural daylight will show off the base color of the onyx most clearly, while rooms with warm, dimmable evening lighting, or a backlit base, will bring out the glowing, luminous quality that makes onyx so distinctive in the first place.

Why Buy Direct from a Pakistani Onyx and Marble Workshop

Buying directly from a workshop based in Pakistan, rather than from a distributor or retailer reselling imported furniture, gives buyers three advantages that are difficult to find anywhere else. The first is price, since removing multiple layers of import markup means the same quality of stone and craftsmanship costs meaningfully less than the equivalent piece sold through a European or American showroom.

The second is selection, since working directly with the source means access to slabs and colors that never make it into mass distribution because the quantities are too small or the pattern too unique for large scale retail. The third is customization, since a workshop that quarries and finishes its own stone can build a table to an exact specification rather than offering only a fixed catalog of pre made pieces.

Pakistan Marble and Onyx (PMO) was built around these three advantages, connecting the raw material of Pakistan’s onyx and marble regions directly to buyers who want genuine, one of a kind natural stone furniture without the inflated pricing that usually comes with importing luxury pieces from Europe.

Bringing a Piece of Pakistan’s Stone Heritage Into Your Home

A well chosen onyx or marble table is not a piece of furniture that gets replaced every few years. It is closer to an heirloom, a slab of the earth shaped into something that will sit in the center of a family’s home for decades, catching different light at different times of day, aging into the room rather than out of it.

Whether the choice is a soft pink onyx coffee table for a warm, welcoming living room, a glowing blue onyx centerpiece for a contemporary dining space, a rare lapis lazuli accent table for a room that needs one unforgettable object, or a classic white marble dining table built to host family dinners for the next thirty years, the full range of options above represents some of the best natural stone craftsmanship coming out of Pakistan today, cut, finished, and shipped by a team that works with this material every single day.

Explore the complete onyx and marble collection, request slab photos for any color, or start a custom table inquiry directly through the Pakistan Marble and Onyx (PMO) website to bring one of these pieces into your own home.

Why Buy Direct from a Pakistani Onyx and Marble Workshop

Buying a marble and onyx tabletop directly from a workshop based in Pakistan, rather than from a distributor or retailer reselling imported furniture, gives buyers three advantages that are difficult to find anywhere else. The first is price, since removing multiple layers of import markup means the same quality marble and onyx tabletop, cut from the same grade of stone and finished with the same craftsmanship, costs meaningfully less than an equivalent marble tabletop or onyx tabletop sold through a European or American showroom.

The second is selection, since working directly with the source means access to marble colors and onyx colors, and full marble and onyx tabletop slabs, that never make it into mass distribution because the quantities are too small or the pattern too unique for large scale retail.

The third is customization, since a workshop that quarries and finishes its own stone can build a marble and onyx tabletop to an exact specification, whether that means a custom size marble dining table, a custom onyx coffee table, or a bespoke marble center table or onyx center table, rather than offering only a fixed catalog of pre made pieces.

Pakistan Marble and Onyx (PMO) was built around these three advantages, connecting the raw material of Pakistan’s onyx and marble regions directly to buyers who want a genuine, one of a kind marble and onyx tabletop without the inflated pricing that usually comes with importing luxury marble tables and onyx tables from Europe.

Bringing a Piece of Pakistan’s Stone Heritage Into Your Home

A well chosen marble and onyx tabletop is not a piece of furniture that gets replaced every few years. It is closer to an heirloom, a slab of the earth shaped into a marble table or onyx table that will sit in the center of a family’s home for decades, catching different light at different times of day, aging into the room rather than out of it.

Whether the choice is a soft pink onyx coffee table for a warm, welcoming living room, a glowing blue onyx center table for a contemporary dining space, a rare lapis lazuli marble and onyx tabletop for a room that needs one unforgettable object, or a classic white marble dining table built to host family dinners for the next thirty years, the full range of marble colors and onyx colors above represents some of the best natural stone craftsmanship coming out of Pakistan today.

Every marble tabletop, onyx tabletop, marble dining table, onyx dining table, marble coffee table, onyx coffee table, marble center table, and onyx center table in the collection is cut, finished, and shipped by a team that works with this material every single day.

Explore the complete marble and onyx tabletop collection, request slab photos for any marble color or onyx color, or start a custom marble table or onyx table inquiry directly through the Pakistan Marble and Onyx (PMO) website to bring one of these pieces into your own home.