-Statuario Forest-

Statuario Forest comes from the Far East, from a range of quartz slabs produced with technologies other than Breton and shaped by hand, one by one, with small differences in layout. Its name fits the pattern: on a bright white background, a dense network of fine grey veins branches like the limbs of trees, with many almost parallel lines rising diagonally and others running down vertically. In some places the veins gather into clusters of mottled, cloudy grey, like crushed marble, that give rhythm to the surface. The tones stay light to mid grey, but the density of the veining makes the pattern fuller than a classic Statuario. Made of quartz grains and resin, the surface is non-porous, needs no sealing and resists stains; the values in the table are typical for quartz surfaces, as no technical sheet has been published for the product. The slab is delivered polished, and its thickness, like its size, is confirmed with the order. Its dense texture shows well on kitchen countertops and islands, as well as bathroom vanity tops, wall cladding and interior stairs. A wipe with a damp cloth and a neutral detergent is enough for cleaning; hot cookware should not touch the surface directly, and permanent exposure to the sun should be avoided.