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Hello, could you tell me what finish, make, and colour the worktop ?

3 months ago

I'm looking for a warm white quartz worktop with a matte or semi matte finish. This looks quite shiny but could possibly be honed

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3 months ago
Hello. This worktop is Polished Lagoon Silestone, it does have a shiny finish!
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