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7 years ago

What colour is the worktop? Is it a plain white?

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Thomas Davies Kitchens
7 years ago
Hi Rob, Sorry for the delay, it's a Silestone Quartz called Lagoon. It is a marble effect, you can see the detail in the splashback behind the hob. Are you planning a kitchen similar to this?
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