Marble Kitchen Countertops Are Coming Back ?

Marble countertops as seen as a luxurious feature for the kitchen. They add elegance and style to the space and they’re also a symbol of quality and timeless beauty. Marble is a natural stone composite in the same family as limestone. It’s available in a variety of colors given by the mineral impurities found in the stone. There are several advantages that marble countertops offer and, of course, with them also come a few disadvantages.

Traditional marble kitchen
Slabs are used for making countertops in order to expose the beautiful vines in the marble

Classic and beautiful, a marble countertops always adds elegance to a kitchen. It has a lovely patina and it often adds drama to the décor. a marble countertop is the perfect cool surface for making pastry so that could help if you’re a passionate baker. However, if you prefer sustainable materials for your interior design, maybe a marble countertop isn’t the way to go.

Traditional marble kitchen
Although to an inexperienced eye marble might be similar to granite, the differences are huge
Traditional marble kitchen
Your marble countertops should look the same on all the surfaces so be careful with maintenance
Traditional marble kitchen
Because marble is a natural stone, no two countertops can look the same
Traditional marble kitchen
You can really see all the little details in the marble when the décor is bright
Traditional marble kitchen
Marble countertops are very versatile and they look wonderful in traditional kitchens as well
Traditional marble kitchen
In a modern kitchen, add a little more drama with a stunning marble countertop
Traditional marble kitchen
Although several colors are available, white marble countertops seem to be the most popular
Traditional marble kitchen
Marble countertops require a lot of maintenance if you want to preserve their beauty
Traditional marble kitchen
With quality also comes elegance and class and marble countertops are a perfect example

In terms of maintenance, marble countertops can be very demanding. There are many don’ts and you have to be very careful with everything you use on these surfaces. Even mild detergents can dull the finish of the countertop so it’s best to use warm water and a soft cloth. There are, of course, cleaners made specifically for marble. It’s also recommended to use water-based sealer on the marble once a year.

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