Marble · Grey
Grey marble kitchen countertops in two different finishes — polished and veined, and honed and plain. Two characters within one colour family.
Surface Section
The difference between honed and polished cannot be understood from a colour chart. Drag the handle to compare them on the same stone.
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In detail
Grey is the tone for projects that want to stay neutral; it works alongside concrete, matt lacquer and smoked glass. Because it carries surface marking better than white, it stands out in heavily used kitchens.
Two different characters sit side by side in this product. The first image shows a polished grey with pronounced veining: white lines over a ground that leans towards green, a surface that reflects light, and the vein reading at its clearest. A black nano-coated sink was set into the top, its drainer channels recessed into the stone surface.
The second image shows a honed, almost patternless grey. Because polishing is stopped before the gloss stage, the surface is smooth but matt and the colour reads a shade lighter. A stainless sink with a drainer was fitted to this top.
The two images show the two ends of the same decision: a polished surface brings the character of the stone forward, a honed surface hides the traces of daily use. You can examine both side by side in the surface comparison on this page.
Technical
The technical values are typical ranges for the stone type; write to us for block-specific test report values.
| Application area | Kitchen countertop |
|---|---|
| Finishes shown | Polished and honed |
| Sink installation | Drop-in (top-mounted) |
| Material | Natural marble |
| Typical density | 2.60–2.70 g/cm³ |
| Water absorption | 0.1–0.4% |
| Compressive strength | 70–120 MPa |
| Mohs hardness | 3–4 |
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