BEIGE BEAUTY

01 Dec 2016 Editorial Team

Crema Scuro, the beige quartz made by Classic Marble Company´s KalingaStone, renders flexibility to the kitchen for accommodating any light and dark shades of décor. Custom developed for countertop installations, the engineered tough slab of quartz is a fine fusion of appeal and utility. Among other stones, Quartz has the longest lifespan and does not weather under the harshest conditions. The stone is non-porous, and hence, is highly sanitary and stain-resistant. Crema Scuro is available in dimensions of 335 cm x 165 cm and thickness of 12 mm, 15 mm, 20 mm and 30 mm.

Contact: Classic Marble Company.
Tel: 022-4140 4140.
Website: www.classicmarble.com

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