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Stephanie Southwick It looks like it's either a Soapstone or a schist (such as Pietra CARDOSA WITH BRUSHED FINISH

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These are definitely marble countertops. They appear to be Calacatta marble. This is certainly a stunning kitchen!

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floors are Hickory. Not engineered.

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the backsplash seems to be either carrera or something like our asian statuary tile in a basketweave design. This kind of tile is usually sold in sheets

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wood trim behind buffet

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the counter tops are Ceasarstone colour: Blizzard carrerra marble slab backsplash

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The backsplash is a hot-rolled steel plate with a clear finish.

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6 x 12 gray rob kitchen black absolut granite honed

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This is a wonderful piece of Marble and it's called Calacatta. Many people confuse this Italian marble with Carrara marble because of the white and grey veining. Calacatta is rarer than carrara and therefore considered a luxury stone.

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this is a slab of calacatta marble. The marble slab is 2 centimetres thick and is hung by a very simple so-called 'male-female' system of wood clips on the back of the stone. Your qualified stone fabricator knows how to do this. The stone manufacturer we use is Moscone Marble and Tile

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Lacquer painted cabinets with a high gloss. Back painted saphire glass backsplash and a beautiful calacatta marble feature backsplash behind the hood

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Back painted means that you pick the paint colour you want to show through the glass and they will pain the back of the glass before installing it on your wall. If wanting a white colour we believe using sapphire glass is the best since it is the whitest glass on the market and shows less of the natural green tint that glass has.

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