The patterning of Baltic Brown Granite makes this a memorable granite. Reminiscent of lava bubbles stopped in time, Baltic Brown granite exhibits bubbles of ochre with tinges of green on a black canvas. Something about the patterning on each slab also reminds one of a large corkboard, which could make for an eye-catching feature wall in a living room or study area. Avoid using Baltic Brown alongside other materials with striking patterning to avoid visually overloading the space.

• Stone Library Engineered Stone Counter Tops  & Kitchen Counter Tops is timeless and unique in appearance
• Design capabilities of through-body colour material vs surface only colour/texture
• Quartz surfaces are manufactured for a variety of applications for your home design kitchen quartz countertops. Quartz surfaces are easy to clean and maintain / non-porous quartz surfaces require minimal maintenance – there’s no need to seal or wax the surface.
• Engineered Stone being 90-93% quartz stone engineered to slab surfaces such as Caesarstone are becoming increasingly popular for high-end applications, combining durability with man-made colours and patterns. Engineered stone is suitable for a luxurious, elegant, modern look and feel. The biggest downside of Engineered stone is a slightly lower heat resistance as opposed to natural stone.