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Sahara Noir

Name: Sahara Noir
Brand: Natural Stone

by Artisan Stone

Wanaka, New Zealand

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A deep, luxurious black background adorned with bold, contrasting white and gold veins, exemplifying opulence.

Sahara Noir is classified as a Marble. The geological composition that gives marble it's unparalleled natural beauty also means that it is a relatively soft and porous stone. In high use areas such as kitchen or shop counters, the surface will etch and wear, building up a patina over time. If you love the colour and effect of natural marble and want to protect the original look of the stone, technical advances add the option of adding a topical layer, AntiEtch by More, to the stone to protect it from damage.

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stone slabs solid surfaces stone benchtops engineered stone

Product Details

Product: Sahara Noir
Category: Stone Slabs
Sold by: Artisan Stone
Range: Marble & Limestone
Brand: Natural Stone

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A deep, luxurious black background adorned with bold, contrasting white and gold veins, exemplifying opulence.

Specs

Thickness: 20mm
Finish: Polished, Honed
Indicative Size: 2300x1700mm

Features

Natural Beauty: Marble is renowned for its luxurious appearance with unique veining and patterns that add a sophisticated touch to any kitchen or bathroom. Each slab is distinct, offering a one-of-a-kind look.

Timeless Appeal: Marble has been used in architecture and interior design for centuries due to its classic and timeless appeal. Choosing marble for countertops can enhance the resale value of a home due to its enduring popularity and aesthetic appeal.

Durability: While marble is not as hard as other benchtop surface options, it is still a durable material when properly cared for. With careful manufacture and additional AntiEtch protection, marble countertops can last for many years, aging beautifully over time.

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