backsplash material and color?

jagilford

last year

Hi, is the baclsplash the same quartz as the counter? Also, what is the brand annd color? It looks peach-y.

Thanks!

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Mark Brand Architecture
last year
Hi Jagilford, The countertop and backsplash were both Caesarstone in the color Dreamy Marfil. - Mark
jagilford
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last year
Thanks so much!!
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