My marble, selected back in the Cenozoic era, is finally in. The good news is that, by now, my marble slab has probably 'grown' back, so it is a very green solution.
Since I entertained you all with the fascinating details of GC pricing, I thought i'd give you a few pics, too.
The slab was used for an island counter, countertop for two cabinets in the breakfast room, a desk top in my office, a pastry board, and chopstick rests (just kidding on the last one).
The distinctive thing about this marble is that the surface is wavy and honed. It makes the marble look and feel old. I really wanted old marble, but I could not find the look I wanted in any salvage. I love running my hands over the smooth hillocks! It is hard to capture this feature in a photo, but the link has a photo with fruit that gives you the idea.
{{!gwi}}
DH suggested we put the pastry board on the range's stainless steel countertop. I love the way it looks, but I find myself avoiding it. We will see whether form or function win here ... (bonus ... find the messy open burner )
{{!gwi}}
Here is a link that might be useful: Dolomya wavy marble
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