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The same surface can look different beside timber, painted cabinets and artificial lighting.
Compare samples with the room palette
Bring cabinet and flooring references into the conversation, including any metallic handles or taps that strongly influence the scheme. A small sample is useful for comparing tone, but a larger slab view is important where the pattern changes across the surface.
Decide how the pattern will be used
A quiet wall run and a feature island may place different demands on the same slab. Mark which pieces should carry the most noticeable part of the pattern and identify the exposed ends. Include splashbacks or waterfall panels at this stage so their relationship to the horizontal surface can be discussed.
Find your surface
Compare finishes, thicknesses and care requirements.
Is an online photograph enough to choose a stone colour?
It is a useful starting point, but screens, photography and lighting can change the impression of colour. Discuss samples and the selected material with us before confirming. Where a design has strong veining or variation, consider the actual slab and its proposed use rather than relying solely on a small image.