{"id":22173,"date":"2026-08-25T11:49:45","date_gmt":"2026-08-25T11:49:45","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/stoneks.fi\/marble-countertops\/"},"modified":"2026-11-06T06:17:56","modified_gmt":"2026-11-06T06:17:56","slug":"marble-countertops","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/stoneks.fi\/en\/marble-countertops\/","title":{"rendered":"Marble worktops \u2014 marble worktop for the kitchen and bathroom"},"content":{"rendered":"
A timeless classic<\/span>

Marble worktops \u2014 marble worktop for the kitchen and bathroom<\/h1>

The veining of real marble runs through the whole slab, and the honed surface has a depth that a printed pattern cannot reach. We tell you straight what the stone asks in return \u2014 and where it serves most beautifully. Made-to-measure marble worktops from 212<\/span> \u20ac \/ m\u00b2 from our own factory.<\/p>

\u2605 4.8<\/b> Google rating<\/span>13 000+<\/b> projects<\/span>Own factory<\/b> in Estonia<\/span>14 working days<\/b> from drawing approval<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/section>

Veining through the stone<\/h3>

The pattern continues through the full depth of the slab \u2014 the edges look genuine from every angle.<\/p><\/div>

A surface that can be re-honed<\/h3>

A dulled spot is honed and polished again \u2014 with composite this is not possible.<\/p><\/div>

A baker’s cool worktop<\/h3>

The cool stone surface keeps dough workable \u2014 a favourite of pastry chefs for centuries.<\/p><\/div>

We talk openly about patina<\/h3>

We go through care and patina before you buy \u2014 and suggest another material if needed.<\/p><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/section>

Genuine marble<\/span>

The value of marble lies in what makes it demanding<\/h2>

In Carrara the light grey base and soft, scattered veining make the stone easy to combine; Calacatta is whiter, with thicker and sparser veins, while Nero Marquina is deep black with sharp white lines. The slabs are always viewed whole, because the veining decides the result: the cutting lines are marked so that the most striking vein lands on the island top, and on large surfaces a book-matched pattern is fitted where needed, with the veins of adjacent slabs mirroring each other. We have collected background information in the article marble worktop for the kitchen<\/a>.<\/p>

In return for its beauty, marble asks for care: the lime-based stone reacts to acids, so lemon and wine can leave a dull mark on a polished surface. That is why we recommend a honed, i.e. matt, surface for kitchens, into which any patina blends unnoticed. Marble is at its most natural as a bathroom vanity top, an island top, a baking surface and around a fireplace. If, on the other hand, carefreeness comes before authenticity, we show you ceramic marble imitations alongside \u2014 you will find the comparison in the guide choose the right worktop<\/a>.<\/p><\/div><\/div><\/section>

Picks from the range<\/h2>