The most common Italian marble is Carrara, named for the region it comes from. “Carrara has a gray field, or background,” says Bruno, “with a light gray veining.” This stone can also tend toward blue-gray, and the patterning is usually soft and feathery.

• Gorgeous quartz tabletop with eased edge

• Plywood Underlayment

• Non-porous with superior performance against staining, scratching and scorching

•  Maintenance-free no sealing or special cleaners required

•  Thickness:2/3 cm

•  Jumbo: 63"*126"

•  Super Jumbo:78.7"*137.8"