Vanilla Sage is the quiet end of the onyx family — a translucent cream-to-pale-celadon body cut against the natural bedding so the slab reads as long horizontal stratification rather than concentric drift. Vein-cut onyx is the architectural cut: orderly, calm, and well suited to anything that will be lit from behind.

Polished. The polish is what makes onyx onyx — depth, translucency, and a wet read on the pale green-cream banding. Cut at 2cm and measuring 62" × 114", this slab is sized for a single backlit panel, a bar front, a powder bath wall, or a fireplace surround on a wood frame. Onyx is structurally softer than marble and quartzite — it belongs on vertical surfaces and decorative horizontals, not on a daily-use kitchen island.

Walk it in person and put a flashlight to the back of the slab — that is the only way to read onyx properly. On the floor in Los Angeles.