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Counter top looks Awesome!

Stewart Shutters

10 years ago

Is it Marble? If so, Whats the name of it?
Thanks Mark

Burbank Limestone /Marble · More Info

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Granite Grannies
10 years ago
Looks like a granite. Perhaps Costa Esmereleda? (aka Costa Smerelda).
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Blackbird Construction, Inc.
10 years ago
Yes, Costa esmerelda
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