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Deep Blue

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MAIN APPLICATION
KITCHEN COUNTERTOPS,BATHROOM COUNTERTOPS, FLOOR,BACKSPLASH (ONLY INDOOR)
Deep Blue is an expressive quartzite defined by a luminous blue-white and pale mineral-gray foundation crossed by dramatic rust, copper, and deep brown veining. Bold branching lines travel unpredictably across the surface, separating larger translucent fields and creating a striking network of natural movement. Softer amber, honey, and warm ochre mineral passages drift between these darker fractures, adding warmth and dimension to the otherwise cool-toned composition.

This surface is designed to bring character, refinement, and lasting visual impact to interior spaces. Whether you are exploring materials for a new build, remodel, or design project, you can browse our collections to see more options and compare styles across the showroom. To better understand what comes next after selecting a slab, visit our process and see how Luxcore Surfaces helps guide each project with clarity and care. to see how Luxcore helps guide each step with clarity and care, and explore Why Choose Us to learn what sets our team and approach apart.

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PRODUCT THICKNESS
3 CM
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Variable
BACKGROUND COLOUR
N/A
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N/A
AVAILABLE FINISHES
Polish
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Inspiration Gallery

Where Copper Rivers Divide the Ice

Across a remote mineral basin, meltwater moves through ancient ice in paths determined by the land beneath it. Clear blue-white pools spread into broad translucent fields, while iron-rich water travels through narrow fractures, staining their edges with copper, amber, and deep earthen brown. From above, these channels branch and reconnect like rivers drawn across frozen ground.

Deep Blue captures that extraordinary meeting of cool water and warm mineral earth. Its luminous blue-gray fields recall ice softened by shallow meltwater, while bold rust-brown seams trace the surface like iron-rich streams flowing through natural fractures. Softer amber deposits gather nearby, suggesting places where minerals have settled slowly along the water’s path.

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