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Can you tell me what the countertop stone is?

11 years ago

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11 years ago
Thank you for your question laurelhowe. This material is called Covelano, it is a marble and this particular counter is 5cm thick.
Andre Beluchi
10 years ago
What a beautiful kitchen right there. The gas cooktop is what got my attention because of its' design. It reminded me of the one that my father had installed in his kitchen. He admires those type of appliances, especially the ones that run on gas. http://www.biritewangaratta.com.au/kitchen/cook-tops

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