Although marble kitchen worktops are probably among the most expensive countertop materials offered, some grades can be on par with a luxurious granite or quartz when it comes to cost for each square foot. However, the sculptural quality and timeless charm marble adds to the kitchen is something some property owners consider invaluable.

 

 

 

 

 

In case the price of marble looks too high, try utilizing the material on more compact or lower-traffic areas, such as a kitchen island, pull-out slab or maybe as a backsplash. Utilizing marble on a more compact area may also give reassurance to householders concerned about spots, or marble's porous characteristics.

  

 

 

 

 

 

Such as granite, kitchens with white marble countertops can in fact bring value to your residence. Better yet, marble ages beautifully, its one-of-a-kind veining getting a patina after a while. Polished marble provides a shiny, reflective finish; honed marble provides the look of a flatter finish.