How to Choose the Right Marble Slabs for Your Kitchen Countertops
Choosing marble slabs for your kitchen isn't just a design decision; it's a long-term investment in function and feel. Marble forms over thousands of years when limestone gets heated and compressed under the Earth's surface. It is a dense and elegant stone with swirling veins and varied patterns. Assessing Your Kitchen Needs and Lifestyle Frequency of Use and Cooking Habits If your kitchen is a high-traffic zone—think kids doing homework on the bench while pasta boils—marble needs extra care. It can stain if spills aren't wiped out quickly and will show wear over time. But if you cook occasionally and value aesthetics, the trade-off may be worth it. Matching Marble with Existing Kitchen Elements Look at your cupboard doors, handles, splashbacks, and flooring. Are they warm-toned or cool? A slab with soft grey veining pairs well with matte finishes. A bold pattern might fight with timber grain. Bring samples and test them in natural light before deciding. Key Factors to...
