Black and White Marble Countertops

Panda White and Black Kitchen Countertop and Table Tops

Panda white is a white marble original in china. It is white background with occasionally darker straight veins,wild,brightness shows its unique charming. The black and white, from its appearance, black is dancing, the white is pure, they perfectly suit with each other. Panda white marble is the perfect combination of black and white.

Chinese Panda White is a black and white marble. On the white floor, the black lines flow freely and swaying, like the unintentional work after the natural squatting. Panda white marble origin from China, as if it is the long-term relationship between nature and human beings.

As a black and white marble that catches all eyes with its free-flowing black lines. The unique charm of the stone lies in its surface that looks closer to nature around. It is the contrast of black and white colors that steals the show.

We know this material with beautiful looks, and different veins types,when we cut it in different direction. With modern design developing, there have many projects also like to choose this white marble for decoration.

Produced in Sichuan, China, natural marble panda white, black and white lines alternate, like a traditional Chinese ink painting, showing its unique charm in a variety of stones. The ultimate collision of black and white has become a classic in design.

Q1: Marble Countertops

A: Marble products are processed from blocks that are quarried all over the world. This metamorphic rock is composed primarily of calcium carbonate and other minerals that create a wide variety of colors.

Marble is commonly used for vanities, floor tiles, wall tiles, & other surfaces such as fireplaces, columns, balustrades, water tables, steps, thresholds & windowsills.

Q2: What is honed marble or limestone and where can it be used?

A: Marble or limestone that is honed has a matte or satin finish, rather than a high reflective polish. This is achieved at the factory by stopping just short of the last stage of polishing. One feature of honed marble is that it doesn′t show etching as readily, or wear patterns on floors. Some prefer it because it has a less formal, softer appearance than polished stone and is also a good choice for marble countertops.