Do you have a marble countertop in your kitchen? How is that working out?
I have always been advised against it, but I see it sometimes on HGTV. I have not fallen for anything quartz or granite. I was planning to do black granite, but never really loved it, and I'm starting to get tired of that idea. I love light colors.
I just bought some beautiful polished marble tile for my fireplace, and it is the most gorgeous thing I have seen. It is white with lots of gray in it and rust colored veins. It's like a work of art. I could stare at it all day.
I started googling how to polish marble and I may be willing to buy the tools to do that occasionally if it etches. I bought top of the line sealer for the fireplace tile. I guess I can see how the fireplace works out.
So, is the marble kitchen countertop working out for you?
Here is my fireplace tile (not yet installed, it is actually much prettier and more colorful than this):
I have always been advised against it, but I see it sometimes on HGTV. I have not fallen for anything quartz or granite. I was planning to do black granite, but never really loved it, and I'm starting to get tired of that idea. I love light colors.
I just bought some beautiful polished marble tile for my fireplace, and it is the most gorgeous thing I have seen. It is white with lots of gray in it and rust colored veins. It's like a work of art. I could stare at it all day.
I started googling how to polish marble and I may be willing to buy the tools to do that occasionally if it etches. I bought top of the line sealer for the fireplace tile. I guess I can see how the fireplace works out.
So, is the marble kitchen countertop working out for you?
Here is my fireplace tile (not yet installed, it is actually much prettier and more colorful than this):