The surface of artificial marble is usually polished to form a smooth and dense outer layer. This surface layer has good anti-fouling and anti-penetration capabilities in the early stage, which can effectively prevent the penetration of liquids or dyes. Therefore, the newly installed artificial marble stone countertops are not easy to be stained in the short term.

The restaurant bar counter is an area with extremely high frequency of use, and it is often exposed to various tableware, glassware and other items. The high strength and wear resistance of quartz countertops can effectively cope with these daily wear and tear while maintaining the integrity and beauty of the appearance.

In outdoor environments, materials need to be exposed to sunlight for a long time, and ultraviolet rays are one of the important reasons for floor aging. If terrazzo stone flooring uses resin materials as a binder, its UV resistance is poor and it is prone to fading, powdering and other problems if exposed to sunlight for a long time.

Artificial marble has a texture and appearance similar to natural marble, which can add an elegant aesthetic to the kitchen. Since artificial marble can be customized in color and texture as needed, the design options are richer.

Table of Contents 1. Classic Monochrome: Black Kitchen Cabinets with Marble Countertops 2. Timeless Elegance: White Marble Countertops with Black Cabinets 3. Brown Marble Countertops with Black Cabinets 4. Modern Sophistication: Gray Marble Countertops with Black Cabinets 5. Harmonious Mix: Mix Marble Colors with Black Cabinets 6. Practical Tips for Implementation 6.1. Lighting and Kitchen Size 6.2. Balancing Patterns and Textures 6.3. Maintenance Tips