A longer rectangular profile gives the pool edge a clean, continuous appearance, allowing the gray marble and natural white veining to carry across broader sections of the perimeter. The rounded bullnose softens the transition at the water’s edge while maintaining the crisp geometry of a contemporary pool surround.

At 12 × 24, each piece spans twice the length of the 6 × 12 format, reducing the number of joints around the pool and creating a more uninterrupted border. The larger surface also gives the stone’s natural movement more room to show, making this format especially well suited to expansive pools, straight runs, and designs where a quieter, more architectural edge is preferred.

Sandblasting and brushing create the leathered finish, giving the surface a gently textured feel with a subdued sheen and slip-resistant character suited to poolside use. Coordinating Tahoe Grey leathered pavers extend the same gray palette and finish across the surrounding deck for a cohesive transition from paving to pool edge.