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What exactly is the stone on the countertop?

7 years ago

I am renovating my kitchen with a copper farmhouse sink and love the green cabinetry with yours. Please share the name of the countertops. I love the look. Is it marble? How did it hold up six years later?thanks.

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Merri Interiors, Inc.
6 years ago
As this was a long time ago, I don't recall the name of the stone, however...I do have a better close up which I can email you if you send me your email address.

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