-Mocca Marrone-

Among the solid colours of the same range, such as Grigio Puro and Marfil Puro, Mocca Marrone is the darkest and most earthy option; like them, it comes from the Far East, where each slab is formed individually by hand. The shade is a warm mocha brown with a golden-caramel undertone. The surface is uniform, with no veins, a very fine grain and soft tonal variations visible only up close, while the reflections in the photo show a polished finish. This colour warms up the room and pairs well with cream or white cabinets and with bronze or golden metal details. Like any resin-bound quartz, it is non-porous and needs no sealing; the figures in the table refer to quartz surfaces in general, not to this colour, for which no measurements are published. For an even result on large surfaces, choose slabs from the same batch; thicknesses and sizes are confirmed with the quotation. Kitchen countertops and islands, bathrooms, tables and wall cladding are its most natural applications. It cleans with a damp cloth and neutral cleaner; a final wipe with a dry microfibre cloth keeps the gloss free of water marks. Strong chemicals, hot cookware without a trivet and exposure to the sun are to be avoided.