Marble
For all its elegant beauty, marble does have its
weaknesses.
A classic and timeless choice for high-end
kitchens, marble is elegance and sophistication
combined.
Marble’s crystalline structure makes it susceptible to stains and sensitive to acidic solutions.
It requires a periodic application of sealer for
protection. Moreover, it can scratch easily so it
is recommended that you use a cutting board
during kitchen preparations.
Its exceptional beauty and inherent warmth
make it a popular choice for many kitchen spaces. Its visual appeal works well with both traditional and modern taste.
Marble comes in hues of milky white, chocolate brown, coal-black, salmon pink, and emerald green, most having prominent veins while
others with subtle patterns.
Despite the variety of colors available, white
marble is the first choice for many kitchen
countertops and vanity counters. Like a white
button-down shirt, it is adaptable; mixing well
with different styles and a wide variety of materials such as stainless steel, wood, and tile. It can
be dressed up with a polished finish, or made
more casual with a honed surface.
This does not mean, however, that you shouldn’t
consider marble for your kitchen. Many customers do. It just means taking a little more care
of your countertop in every use.
If you love the look and if you think you can
handle the extra upkeep marble requires, you
really don’t have to think twice about having it
inside your home.
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Marble is Elegance and
Sophistication Combined