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5 years ago

what material is used on this kitchen island top and side? Thanks a lot

Stevenage Road, London SW6 · More Info

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Anastasia Heywood Interior Design
5 years ago
Hi Magda,

Its called Bianco Eclipse, a quartzite from Brazil which is widely available in the UK from Marble suppliers. Looks like marble, behaves like granite. This is mitred at 45 degrees & waterfall (to the floor)

Warm regards, Anastasia
Magda Mihaescu
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5 years ago
Thanks a lot
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