About Hurok Marble
Hurok Marble, founded in 1981 in Kütahya, Turkey, currently exports to 59 countries, primarily to the United States, with a workforce of 300 employees.
The company operates a total of 9 quarries across Turkey, primarily producing natural stone products such as gray marble, beige marble, brown and white marble, as well as travertine.
With these quarries rich in high-quality reserves and a slab inventory of over 40 varieties, Hurok Marble continues its production activities in not only beige, marble, and travertine product groups, but also in tiles, tumbled stones, mosaics, custom designs, and project-based works.
Our company, which closely follows emerging technologies and aims to continuously raise its production standards, also blends the architectural heritage of ancient civilizations into its product design—transforming it into an aesthetic, authentic, and refreshing style that enhances any space and appeals to our customers’ tastes.
Embracing a consumer-oriented production approach, HUROK MARBLE successfully reflects the innovative expectations of the industry in both its product structure and service model. By accurately analyzing new trends and design movements, the company has effectively adapted to today’s highly competitive environment where there are no boundaries in the race for excellence.
Producing at world-class quality standards and adopting the goal of meeting consumer needs at the highest level through its sales and after-sales service network, the company has become a preferred brand with its products that appeal to various lifestyles and usage habits.
HUROK MARBLE has proven its quality not only domestically, but also through its export volume to 59 countries, primarily including Italy, the United States, Europe, the Middle East, the Far East, and Australia—earning its place among the most respected brands in the industry.
HUROK MARBLE began its corporate development efforts in 2016, initiating projects aimed at enhancing production, management, and service processes through the implementation of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) infrastructure. These efforts focused on increasing capacity growth, accelerating expansion, and boosting competitiveness.
In 2017, to ensure the sustainability of this transformation, the company established integrated quality management systems and earned the following certifications:
- ISO 9001:2015 – Quality Management
- OHSAS 18001:2007 – Occupational Health and Safety
- ISO 14001:2015 – Environmental Management
Hurok Marble USA Branch
Leading Natural Stone Manufacturer
The World’s Marble Comes from Turkey
Turkey, Possessing 40% of the World’s Natural Stone Reserves, Rises as a Global Marble Power
Turkey, which holds 40% of the world's natural stone reserves, is one of the top seven producers globally. With nearly 400 varieties of marble featuring diverse colors and textures, and thanks to the adoption of modern quarrying methods and cutting-edge production techniques, Turkey's presence in the global market is rapidly increasing.
Today, Turkey even exports marble to Italy — long known as the homeland of marble.
Durable and Hygienic
Emphasizing that marble is much more durable, high-quality, and hygienic compared to ceramic and tile, Hurok Marble Chairman Hüsnü Olçar stated:
“Unlike other surface materials, ceramic and tile require at least half a centimeter of joint filler (grout) between them. Every time you sweep or mop such floors, dust is inevitably released from these joints. However, marble is laid edge to edge without gaps. This eliminates the possibility of dirt accumulating between them.”
Not Expensive
Olçar stated that marble, which has been used since ancient times in palaces and temples, is now frequently preferred in hotels, shopping malls, and residential projects. Contrary to popular belief, he emphasized that the price is not expensive.
“The price per square meter starts at 10 dollars and can go up to 60 dollars,” Olçar said. “For enthusiasts, my advice is: natural stone should be chosen by seeing, loving, and touching — not just by looking at a catalog.”
Exporting to 59 Countries
Celebrating its 35th anniversary, the company operates in Kütahya with a production area of 100,000 square meters — 20,000 of which is covered and 80,000 open-air.
The company exports to 59 countries, primarily Italy, as well as the United States, Europe, the Middle East, the Far East, and Australia.
New Products at the Fair
Hüsnü Olçar stated that they will be participating in the UNICERA International Ceramic Bathroom Kitchen Fair, which will take place between February 23–27 at the Tüyap Fair and Congress Center in Beylikdüzü, Istanbul.
He also noted that the fair attracts visitors from abroad.
Hurok Marble Kutahya Factory
Leading Natural Stone Manufacturer
The World’s Marble Comes from Turkey
Turkey, Possessing 40% of the World’s Natural Stone Reserves, Rises as a Global Marble Power
Turkey, which holds 40% of the world's natural stone reserves, is one of the top seven producers globally. With nearly 400 varieties of marble featuring diverse colors and textures, and thanks to the adoption of modern quarrying methods and cutting-edge production techniques, Turkey's presence in the global market is rapidly increasing.
Today, Turkey even exports marble to Italy — long known as the homeland of marble.
Durable and Hygienic
Emphasizing that marble is much more durable, high-quality, and hygienic compared to ceramic and tile, Hurok Marble Chairman Hüsnü Olçar stated:
“Unlike other surface materials, ceramic and tile require at least half a centimeter of joint filler (grout) between them. Every time you sweep or mop such floors, dust is inevitably released from these joints. However, marble is laid edge to edge without gaps. This eliminates the possibility of dirt accumulating between them.”
Not Expensive
Olçar stated that marble, which has been used since ancient times in palaces and temples, is now frequently preferred in hotels, shopping malls, and residential projects. Contrary to popular belief, he emphasized that the price is not expensive.
“The price per square meter starts at 10 dollars and can go up to 60 dollars,” Olçar said. “For enthusiasts, my advice is: natural stone should be chosen by seeing, loving, and touching — not just by looking at a catalog.”
Exporting to 59 Countries
Celebrating its 35th anniversary, the company operates in Kütahya with a production area of 100,000 square meters — 20,000 of which is covered and 80,000 open-air.
The company exports to 59 countries, primarily Italy, as well as the United States, Europe, the Middle East, the Far East, and Australia.
New Products at the Fair
Hüsnü Olçar stated that they will be participating in the UNICERA International Ceramic Bathroom Kitchen Fair, which will take place between February 23–27 at the Tüyap Fair and Congress Center in Beylikdüzü, Istanbul.
He also noted that the fair attracts visitors from abroad.