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Nice island! What's the material of the countertop? Where can I buy it

8 years ago

Contemporary Open Plan Kitchen Island · More Info

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Carrara Marble Tiles
8 years ago
Hello toobecheng38! It looks like made of Bianco Carrara marble. We can do the similar island top if you are interested in it. We also have a wide selection of marble slabs available, such as Bianco Carrera (White Carrara), Bianco Dolomiti (White Dolomite), Bardiglio Gray, Nero Marquina Black, White Onyx and Crema Marfil.
If you have more questions, please contact us via phone or mail:http://www.carraratiles.com/contact-us.html
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ARDO Contracting, Inc.
8 years ago
This island is a Quartz product. They have come a very long way in the past 3 years, to mimic other stone types as well as to deliver great solid colors. And Quartz does not have the drawbacks of natural stone products (porosity, weakness, size limitations). Many customers ask for marble tops, but are unaware how they are very vulnerable to water marks and food stains. In a working kitchen - we prefer something impervious or easily sealed. And as you can see - it's gorgeous.
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