Blue River Marble Stone
Original price was: £1,298.00.£699.00Current price is: £699.00.Slab ex VAT
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Blue River Marble Stone: Perfect for luxurious designs
Blue River, offered by Top Stone, features a striking blue-gray background with bold rust-colored veining. Perfect for kitchen countertops, bathroom surfaces, and interior design, it adds a unique and dramatic touch to any space.
It is a beautiful and elegant natural stone, known for its dynamic combinations of colors and textures. Its base of cool, deep blue tones, winding with white and silver veining like calm rivers and tranquil waterscapes. A whisper of gray (and a few hints of gold) brings it visual depth, through a complexity that enriches the surface.
With touches of nature, Blue River Marble Slab is a metamorphic rock that has been formed through the squeezing of calcite or dolomite over millions of years, carried in by a spring, known for its durability and smooth, polished surface. The trending aesthetics of Blue River Marble Slabs with its moods and beautiful lines and colors render it a perfect selection for luxury architectural countertops and interior design applications. From countertops to flooring to feature walls to artistic installations, We create breathtaking spaces with our Blue River Marble Slabs to create all of them with timeless elegance and sophistication.
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| Material Type | Marble |
|---|---|
| Finishes | Polished |
| Thickness | 2cm |
| Color | Blue ,Brown |
| Design Feature | Backlit Stone A backlit marble stone is a slab of marble that is illuminated from behind with LED or other lighting systems. This technique highlights the natural veining and translucency of the marble, creating a striking visual effect. Backlit marble is often used in interior design for feature walls, countertops, and decorative panels, adding a luxurious and dramatic element to spaces such as hotels, restaurants, and high-end residential properties. ,Bookmatch Bookmatching is a technique used in the arrangement of stone slabs, such as marble or granite, where two adjoining surfaces mirror each other, resembling an open book. This process involves slicing a block of stone into slabs, then placing the slabs side by side in such a way that the patterns create a symmetrical, continuous flow. Bookmatched stones are often used in interior design to create striking visual effects on walls, floors, and countertops, adding elegance and a sense of natural artistry to the space. |