Cedrae takes its name from Cedrae, the ancient Carian city known today as Sedir Island on Türkiye’s Aegean coast.

For centuries, this part of Anatolia has stood at the meeting point of civilizations, craftsmanship and natural beauty. Cedrae was a coastal city of ancient Caria, with its theatre, agora, temples, harbour and monumental stone architecture overlooking the Gulf of Gokova.

Inspired by this heritage, Cedrae brings the character of Turkish marble to North America.

We work with carefully selected marble from Türkiye, connecting the country’s rich natural stone resources with architects, designers, builders and clients looking for distinctive, premium materials.

Our philosophy is simple: great marble does not need to be excessive. It speaks through its natural veining, depth, texture and timeless character.

From the quarries of Türkiye to the contemporary spaces of North America, Cedrae represents a connection between ancient Anatolia and modern design.