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5 years ago

Hello!
I’m thinking of using sea Pearl quartzite in my kitchen. I don’t want it to be too cool toned because of the warm floors. I don’t want Taj Mahal quartzite. Other light ones run green or blue with the veins and I worry about staining etc on the spectrum durability. Not all quartzite perform the same. There is a pretty zermatt slab available, but the posts on here terrify me about that one. I have black fixtures/railings I can’t get rid on adjacent to the kitchen. Have to blend m black and silver metals. Don’t want farm house look. Going for more modern beach house (live by water with view). I am reticent to use anything remotely grey, as warm tones are more on trend. It may be ok on a horizontal surface and using lighting, paints and backsplash to pull tones I want.

Do you think sea Pearl works?

Thanks!

sea Pearl quartzite
infinity quartzite
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