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what is this counter material?

9 years ago

interesting charcoal color; would love to know more...

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9 years ago
The counters are quartz from CambriaUSA, color "Collybrooke" from their "Marble Collection". The color is very versatile in that it has feel of grey/brown with hints of olive green. Also interesting is the "matrix" look, which resembles silt floating on water -- a very unique product compared with any other quartz surfaces manufacturer.
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