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8 years ago

Hi, Beautiful Kitchen!! Are the Counters and Island Quartzite? Would you mind sharing type of stone and name? Thank you!!

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PJ Marble Kitchen Design Center
8 years ago
Hi, it's an extremely hard quartzite called Perla Venata but it looks just like Taj Mahal which is also a quartzite equallly as hard. I actually can't tell the difference between the 2 of them.
Kim Jardine
8 years ago
Countertops perla veneta
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