Cristal Marbre
Marble fabrication, mineral materials and modular marble furniture for residential and commercial projects
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Cristal Marbre
Cristal Marbre is a marble workshop and decorative stone company offering marble, onyx, granite, mosaics and terrazzo, as well as modular marble furniture.
It serves residential and commercial projects, including retail fit-outs. Its projects include work in France and other international markets.
Founded in 2016, the company is headquartered in Chelles and operates a showroom in Paris.
Product: Marble and stone fabrication, mineral materials, and modular marble furniture.
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