Experts advisesealinga marble countertop yearly to make it more resistant to stains and light scratches.
Check out these varying types, colors, and styles of marble kitchens for inspiration.
Slabs like these are ground to achieve a smooth, flat surface with a matte finish.
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Under-cabinet lighting highlights the stone and creates a focal plan in the open-plan space.
The slab’s blue and gold veins are picked up in the stone backsplash and brasspendant lighting.
Mystery White Marble
When designing this lovelyShaker-style kitchen, Studio McGee went with a soft neutral palette.
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Soft gray cabinetry and a white backsplash are combined with Mystery White marble countertops.
The chic yet homeycooking spacefeatures a blue marble countertop paired with a matching backsplash.
A mix of pale wood and royal blue cabinetry adds dimension.
Kara Mann
The dark countertop lining the wall issoapstone.
Swan Architecture created thiscooking spaceintending to marry retro Hollywood style with modern Hollywood glam.
Honey-toned wood flooring, open shelving, and a gallery wall of cutting boards add contrast and warmth.
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Marble and Soapstone
These days kitchen designers like to mix and match countertop materials.
Crema Marfil Marble
Stone countertops come in a broad range of soothing natural hues.
Calacatta Gold Marble
This Calacatta goldmarble kitchen islandis a standout for its timeless style.
Studio McGee
Marble kitchen countertops will add timeless beauty to any style space.
The jury is out on this one.
They estimate that marble costs between $40 to $100 per sq.
Ella Scott Design
ft., whereas granite costs between $40 to $60 per sq.
ft.
Marble does scratch easily.
Sealing your marble countertop yearly will make it more resistant to light scratches (and stains).
Brophy Interiors
you could buff out light scratches on marble with a soft cloth.
Design byLeanne Ford Interiors/ Photo byReid Rolls
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Design byLeanne Ford Interiors/ Photo byErin Kelly
