Azul Platino Granite: complete guide

History and origin

It comes from Extremadura, a Spanish region rich in granite deposits, and is one of the most widespread Spanish light greys on the market. Over the years it has been used in public paving, residential buildings and kitchens. Its consistent availability also makes it suitable for large-volume supplies. Marmi di Carrara supplies it on request.

Look and veining

The background is a light pearl grey with a cool tinge, speckled with small black and grey crystals. The appearance is very homogeneous and differences between slabs are generally slight. Polished, it looks more silvery and brilliant; flamed, it becomes almost whitish grey.

Technical properties (indicative)

Recommended uses

Ideal for large floor areas, light-coloured kitchen worktops, bathrooms, stairs and exterior cladding. Its bright colour helps to make spaces look larger. In kitchens, on light matt finishes, a stain-proofing treatment is advisable to prevent oil marks.

Care and maintenance

Clean daily with water and neutral soap. On light-coloured worktops, wipe up oil, coffee or wine stains promptly. The protector should be renewed periodically depending on use.

Pairings

• warm white and sand beige
• satin brass
• light oak

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