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Kensington townhouse.

A Victorian townhouse kitchen re-lined in warm-veined Eternal Statuario — the marble look, without the marble upkeep.

The brief

The brief was a kitchen that would hold its own against the original cornicing and joinery without tipping into pastiche. We templated around existing cabinetry, then cut Eternal Statuario so the strongest veins gather around the island — the piece you see first from the hallway.

Fitting took a single day: two runs, an island, and a full-height splashback behind the range, all scribed tight to walls that had not been straight since 1897.

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Material
Silestone Eternal Statuario
Thickness
20mm, mitred to 40mm on the island
Edge
Pencil-round
Finish
Polished
Details
Full-height splashback · undermounted sink · induction hob cut-out
On site
1 day
The stone: Calacatta-veined quartz, up close.
Full slabs inspected flat before cutting.
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