Lavender Blue Granite
Lavender Blue Granite is a natural stone from India, admired for its calming blend of blue and lavender hues. Perfect for kitchen countertops, flooring, bathroom vanities, and wall cladding, it combines beauty with long-lasting strength. BBV Impex, a trusted supplier and exporter, offers premium slabs and tiles at competitive prices with worldwide delivery.
Lavender Blue Granite is quarried from Indian deposits recognized for producing distinctive granite with unique blue-grey and lavender mineral characteristics. This stone features a medium grey to blue-grey background with subtle lavender, pink, and purple mineral flecks interspersed with darker grey and black crystals creating refined visual texture. The fine to medium grain structure reveals complex mineral composition where feldspathic content produces the characteristic lavender tones complemented by quartz and biotite adding depth. Lavender Blue demonstrates solid compressive strength, good density, and moderate porosity suitable for residential and commercial applications. Its uncommon coloring appeals to specialty markets seeking natural stone with sophisticated distinctive character.
Clients who like cool-toned surfaces often compare Vizag Blue Granite, which offers deeper blue-grey shades and a slightly bolder texture than Lavender Blue Granite.
Lavender Blue, Blue Lavender, Azul Lavender
Those looking for flowing blue-grey patterns often explore Himalayan Blue Granite, which delivers stronger movement compared to the subtle elegance of Lavender Blue Granite.
Parameter | Description |
| Slab Sizes | Gangsaw 280 x 180 CM up in 2, 3 CM, and other Cutter Slabs: 180 x 60 CM up in 2, 3 CM, and other |
| Tiles | 30×30, 30×60, 40×40, 60×40, 60×60, 60 x 90, 60×120 CM in various thicknesses and custom sizes |
| Thickness | 6 mm, 18 mm, 20 mm, 30 mm & custom options |
| Others | Window sills, thresholds, monuments, steps & treads, flagstones, & articles available in custom sizes |
| Finishes | Polished, honed, leathered, bush hammered, lepatora, flamed, shotblasted |
| Place of Origin | South India |
The stone supports finishes that enhance its cool tones and uniform texture:
Polished, Honed, Leather/Brushed, Bush hammered, Lepatora, Shotblasted, Flamed, Matte finish
For projects requiring a more uniform and darker grey appearance, Steel Grey Granite is frequently considered alongside Lavender Blue Granite.
Lavender Blue Granite functions effectively in applications where its distinctive coloring provides significant design value:
Kitchen Countertops – The stone’s unique blue-grey and lavender tones create sophisticated focal points in culinary spaces, particularly effective in contemporary and transitional kitchen designs seeking distinctive natural stone.
Bathroom Vanities – Specified for vanity tops and surrounds where the calming color palette creates spa-like environments with refined aesthetic appeal and the stone’s moisture resistance ensures lasting performance.
Feature Walls – Applied as accent walls in residential and commercial interiors where the unusual coloring creates memorable architectural statements and distinguishes spaces with unique natural stone presence.
Backsplash Installations – Used behind sinks where the distinctive coloring serves as design focal point and coordinates with both warm and cool design elements in contemporary kitchens.
Commercial Interiors – Employed in boutique retail environments, hospitality spaces, and upscale offices where the unique coloring communicates attention to distinctive material selection and design sophistication.
Powder Rooms – Installed in smaller spaces where the refined coloring creates jewel-box environments without overwhelming compact areas, making memorable design statements in guest bathrooms.
If a lighter base with cool accents is preferred, Azul White Granite provides soft blue-grey mineral tones that complement Lavender Blue Granite well.
Lavender Blue Granite offers practical benefits derived from its composition and distinctive visual properties:
Unique Aesthetic – The lavender and blue-grey coloring provides rare visual differentiation from common granite colors, appealing to design sensibilities seeking individuality and sophisticated distinction in natural stone.
Calming Palette – Blue and lavender tones psychologically promote feelings of serenity, calm, and sophistication, contributing to peaceful environments in residential and commercial applications.
Contemporary Appeal – The unusual coloring aligns with current design trends valuing unique materials and cool-toned palettes, complementing modern fixtures and contemporary architectural elements.
Gender-Neutral Sophistication – Despite lavender tones, the overall grey-blue palette maintains refined sophistication without appearing overly feminine, appealing to broad design preferences.
Pattern Subtlety – The mineral flecks provide visual interest without overwhelming boldness, offering balance for those seeking distinctive material that remains understated and refined.
Market Distinction – The uncommon coloring creates memorable spaces that differentiate properties in competitive markets, appealing to buyers seeking unique natural stone finishes beyond standard options.
For buyers wanting gentle wave patterns, Blue Dunes Granite offers beige and blue-grey flows that contrast nicely with the calm surface of Lavender Blue Granite.
Lavender Blue Granite requires consistent maintenance practices to preserve its appearance and protective characteristics:
Initial Sealing – Apply penetrating granite sealer within 48 hours after installation to enhance stain resistance. Test sealer on inconspicuous area to ensure it doesn’t alter the stone’s delicate color palette.
Resealing Schedule – Perform water bead test every 12 to 18 months to assess sealant effectiveness. Reapply when water absorbs within minutes rather than beading on the surface, maintaining adequate protection.
Customers seeking dramatic contrast sometimes consider Silver Waves Granite, which features striking black and silver patterns compared to the softer tones of Lavender Blue Granite.
Routine Cleaning – Use warm water with pH-neutral stone cleaner and microfiber cloth for daily maintenance. Avoid acidic cleaners, harsh chemicals, or abrasive products that degrade sealant and affect finish.
Color Preservation – Keep surfaces clean and free from buildup to maintain the subtle lavender and blue-grey coloring that distinguishes this granite. Regular cleaning preserves the stone’s unique visual qualities.
Spill Management – Address spills promptly, particularly from coffee, wine, oils, and colored beverages. While the mineral pattern helps camouflage minor staining, prevention remains preferable on natural stone.
Surface Protection – Use cutting boards and trivets to maintain surface integrity despite granite’s inherent durability. Protective practices preserve the polished finish that showcases the stone’s distinctive coloring.
In contemporary interiors, Alaska White Granite is often paired with Lavender Blue Granite for its crisp white base and bold grey movement.
Property | Details |
| Origin | Primarily quarried in India (Rajasthan state) |
| Color | Light gray to lavender-gray base with blue, purple-blue, and gray veining and patterns |
| Mineral Composition | Quartz (30-40%), Feldspar (35-45%), Mica (10-15%), Blue minerals (sodalite 5-12%), Biotite |
| Classification | Igneous rock – Granitic gneiss (metamorphic granite) |
| Density | 2.65 – 2.75 g/cm³ (165-172 lbs/ft³) |
| Porosity | Low (0.4% – 0.8%) |
| Water Absorption | 0.18% – 0.42% by weight (ASTM C97) |
| Compressive Strength | 1,450 – 2,050 kg/cm² (20,600 – 29,200 psi) |
| Flexural Strength | 110 – 195 kg/cm² (1,565 – 2,775 psi) |
| Mohs Hardness | 6 – 7 (hard, scratch resistant) |
| Frost Resistance | Excellent (low water absorption) |
| Acid Resistance | Moderate to good (requires proper sealing) |
| Heat Resistance | Excellent (up to 480°C/896°F) |
| Abrasion Resistance | High (suitable for flooring and countertops) |
| Stain Resistance | Good when properly sealed |
BBV Impex sources Lavender Blue Granite from select Indian quarries producing material with characteristic unique coloring and mineral composition. Our selection process evaluates color consistency and mineral distribution ensuring material meets aesthetic expectations for specialty granite. As a granite exporter from India, we provide actual slab photography from designated batches, understanding color accuracy importance for distinctive materials. Processing capabilities accommodate custom specifications including varied thicknesses, edge profiles, and finish options. Export operations include protective packaging, comprehensive documentation, and coordinated logistics. Technical support covers design coordination guidance considering unique tones, finish recommendations, and maintenance protocols.
For strong contrast applications, Absolute Black Granite pairs well with the cool and subtle color palette of Lavender Blue Granite.
Frequently Asked Questions
How pronounced are the lavender tones in Lavender Blue Granite?
The lavender is typically subtle rather than dominant, appearing as delicate mineral flecks within the blue-grey background. The overall impression is sophisticated grey-blue with hints of lavender adding unique character. Always view actual slabs to assess color intensity for your specific batch.
Will Lavender Blue work in spaces without appearing too feminine?
Yes, the overall blue-grey palette maintains refined sophistication suitable for any space. The lavender tones are subtle enough to add interest without creating overtly feminine appearance, making it appropriate for various residential and commercial applications.
How does Lavender Blue coordinate with different cabinet colors?
White or light grey cabinetry creates cohesive cool-toned schemes. Natural wood adds warmth while the blue provides balance. Navy cabinets create sophisticated monochromatic looks. Avoid competing purple or lavender cabinetry that may clash with the stone’s specific tones.
Will the unique coloring be consistent across multiple slabs?
Natural variation occurs in lavender intensity and mineral distribution between quarry blocks. When ordering multiple slabs, request sequential material from the same block to maximize color consistency. Always review actual slab images from your designated batch.
Does Lavender Blue show stains more readily than darker granites?
The medium grey tones can show stains if sealing lapses, making maintenance consistency important. However, the mineral flecking helps camouflage minor imperfections better than solid surfaces. Proper sealing prevents staining regardless of color.
Can Lavender Blue work in traditional design styles?
While naturally suited to contemporary and transitional aesthetics, Lavender Blue can work in traditional spaces when balanced appropriately. However, its unusual coloring may conflict with heavily traditional schemes. Consider overall design carefully before committing.
Is Lavender Blue suitable for outdoor applications?
Yes, granite withstands weather exposure. However, the subtle lavender tones may be less visible outdoors and could show weathering. If used externally, select flamed finish for slip resistance, understanding the unique coloring will be less apparent than indoors.
How does Lavender Blue compare to engineered quartz in similar colors?
Lavender Blue provides natural stone authenticity with inherent heat resistance and unique natural variation. Engineered quartz offers manufactured uniformity and doesn’t require sealing. Choice depends on priorities regarding maintenance convenience versus natural material character and thermal performance.
