The luminescence of marble explains its extensive use in creating work surfaces. However, its use in kitchens is highly debated owing to the greater resilience of its counterparts including granite and natural
quartz worktops. While marble owes its whiteness to its crystalline limestone nature, its solidity has ensured a great cooking performance and a smooth feel. Customers who have used white marble effect worktops in their kitchens before recommending their use to both friends and relatives.
Interior decorators designing bespoke kitchens continue to endorse the use of white marble worktops in kitchens and other interior applications. They cite the availability of the material at almost every price range and the durability of the material explaining its extensive use in both homes and offices. The relative softness enables stone craftsmen to cut it and design it according to customers’ needs. Moreover, the porous nature of the material explains its greater resistance to heat and high temperatures. Add its ability to keep cool, thus, explaining the stone’s increasing use among our customers.
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White marble worktops offer a timeless and elegant appearance, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of any kitchen. They are durable, heat-resistant, and can withstand regular kitchen activities when properly maintained.
To keep your white marble worktops looking pristine:
The cost of white marble worktops varies based on the quality and rarity of the marble. Premium options like Calacatta or Statuario tend to be more expensive. However, marble generally offers a luxurious look that can enhance property value, making it a worthwhile investment.
Although marble has some heat resistance, placing hot cookware directly on the surface is not recommended, as it can cause thermal shock or discoloration. Using trivets or heat pads is advisable to protect the worktop.
Yes, due to their porous nature, white marble worktops should be sealed upon installation and resealed periodically (typically once a year) to maintain their resistance to stains and etching.
Yes, there are various types of white marble, each with unique veining patterns and shades. Popular options include Carrara, Calacatta, and Statuario, allowing you to choose a style that best fits your design preferences.
Yes, marble is suitable for both kitchen and bathroom worktops. In bathrooms, marble is often used due to its luxurious appearance and less exposure to acidic substances, making maintenance easier.
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