Refresh Your Countertops With These Bold, New Surfaces

ByMyProperty Life

Make a statement with a striking, new kitchen or bathroom counter.

From veiny to subtle, silky finishes, here are a range of options to dress up your space. Keep scrolling to see our top picks.

Mar Del Plata Slate Finish by Neolith

Mar Del Plata Slate Finish by Neolith 

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Mayfair Luxury Series by Cambria

Mayfair Luxury Series by Cambria  

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New York–New York Silk by Neolith
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New York–New York Silk by Neolith

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