And are the counter tops marble?

thewendybird

5 years ago

wondering if these are marble or quartz? Thank you for any information - beautiful kitchen!

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Melinda Mullen Design LLC
5 years ago
Hi. , we used quartz on this install.
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And are the counter tops marble?

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