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Breccia botticelli marble slab for kitchen
Breccia botticelli marble — also sold as Ceppo Monet or Ceppo Sicilia marble— is a Sicilian breccia with painterly green, beige, and rose tones. Some natural stones resemble geology. Ceppo Monet marble esembles art. This Sicilian breccia is named for the Impressionist painter whose canvases it mimics. It combines sage green, warm beige, rose pink, and ochre pieces to create a surface that reads like a painted canvas. In this introduction, we'll look at what Ceppo Monet marble is, how it compares to Breccia Botticelli and Breccia Rose, how a slab appears in person, and how it works in kitchens and other interior uses. -
Calacatta cremo warm white marble slab
Calacatta cremo marble distinguishes out among the premium natural stones. It has a gentle, brilliant white backdrop with dramatic yet polished grey veining, and no two slabs are the same. Its velvety brilliant gloss strikes a mix between purity and creative texture. This stone adds timeless refinement to villas, boutique hotels, and upmarket interiors and is perfect for wall cladding, worktops, stairs, bathroom floor and bespoke furniture. It embodies the spirit of current high-end design in a calm, magnificent beauty.
