A 'hit' in the kitchen
But not only on countertops, also on floors, walls and fronts. Because extending the marble of the countertop into the work front enhances the feeling of continuity, avoids cuts, the area gains spaciousness and is easy to clean when it gets stained during cooking and food preparation. Perhaps the most traditional veining that comes to mind when we talk about marble is this one, almost white gray with a more intense grayish vein. This is Techlam Top, a collection of porcelain countertops from Levantina, specially designed for high-end kitchen countertops. The natural finish, Kalos Bianco, pays homage to the stone from which it is inspired.