Cultured Marble Colors And Patterns

We offer a range of custom color options for cultured marble.

Cultured marble colors and patterns.

Below you will find color options for our cultured marble products. Cultured marble colors. Cultured marble onyx sample color and patterns for an additional fee grecian marble onyx can provide custom color designs. Unlike stone that comes from a quarry cultured marble comes from a mold cast in a factory to create the specific shape and size that is needed for a project.

Please know that colors and patterns in pictures are hard to capture perfectly. Cultured marble is a blend of various stone particles and resin which manufacturers combine with an array of pigments to create realistic colors and patterns that simulate the real product. The color samples provide a basic representation of the color. Cultured marble whether carrara cultured granite or trustone is perfect for tubs vanity bowls back splashes window sills baseboards and tub and shower surrounds.

Here are some of the many combinations of colors and patterns we offer. Cultured marble is a blend of stone particles and resins that is combined with pigments to produce a wide range of colors and natural looking patterns cultured marble cultured granite and cultured onyx among them. Please note because each unit is hand crafted a variation in color and marbleization may occur. Quartz is a newer player to the materials game.

Although we try to represent them all there are hundreds of possibilities. Throughout the process of creating cultured marble it gives the stone colors and patterns that all. Below are some of the cultured marble colors that we offer. These include slabs of different shades and veining patterns making our products perfect for both traditional.

All colors and patterns may vary and we recommend coming into our showroom to see them in person. Cultured marble is made from resins particles of stone and different pigments. This is usually made with 25 resin and 75 marble dust. Differences of shade or veining patterns can vary from sample to finished product.

We are providing colors online for customers who may not be able to make it to the showroom or for ideas. It is a porous material and is used architecturally for countertops. Colors and patterns can look different in certain types of light and. We highly recommend you coming in to choose your color.

See one you like.