-Marfil Puro-

Marfil means ivory in Spanish, and Marfil Puro stays true to its name: it is a clean, uniform ivory on a quartz surface, from a Far East producer that uses its own production lines instead of Breton. The slab photo shows a warm cream-ivory tone with no veins or patches and a very fine, even grain, while the crisp reflections of the lights reveal a polished surface with a high gloss. Because lighting strongly affects how plain colours look, the exact shade is best judged on a physical sample. As non-porous resin-bound quartz it needs no sealing and resists the stains of everyday use; the technical figures in the table are indicative for quartz surfaces, as no producer data is available. The thicknesses and slab sizes on offer are confirmed before ordering. It suits kitchen countertops, islands, bathroom vanity tops, splashbacks, furniture and shelves, especially in classic or rustic kitchens with warm tones. The glossy surface is cleaned with a damp cloth and a mild cleaner; it needs a trivet under hot cookware and protection from strong chemicals, and it should not be installed outdoors in the sun.