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Love the green countertops! Where would I go to get that green marble?

2 years ago

I'm having my house renovated, and I'm looking for a green marble for the countertops. I'm thinking about using the countertops for the bathrooms. Where can I get this type of green marble for the counters?

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Clarke - New England’s Sub-Zero & Wolf Showroom
2 years ago
Hi Hannah, we'd recommend visiting your local stone distributor or marble fabricator. They would be the most helpful on your path to finding a green marble countertop. Good luck!
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