Tunisia · Limestone
also known as Thala Limestone, Pierre de Thala
A warm, compact limestone from the Kasserine region of northern Tunisia, widely used in contemporary hospitality and residential architecture across North Africa, the Middle East and increasingly European export markets. Its consistent beige-cream tone, fine grain and strong exterior durability make it a cost-competitive alternative to Italian and Portuguese limestones.
Type-level physical facts shown. Per-lot lab values (absorption, flexural strength) confirmed at quotation.
Produced by Tunisian Marble Group · Thala, Kasserine
Yes. It is a dense limestone with low absorption, specified extensively for exterior cladding, paving and hardscape across North African and Middle Eastern projects in varied climates.
Both are warm fine-grained limestones with a cream-beige character and are often specified as alternatives. Thala tends to be slightly warmer and darker in tone; Moca Cream has a more refined surface finish.
