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Patagonia

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MAIN APPLICATION
KITCHEN COUNTERTOPS,BATHROOM COUNTERTOPS, FLOOR,BACKSPLASH (ONLY INDOOR)
Patagonia is a striking quartzite distinguished by its dramatic crystalline composition and naturally fragmented appearance. A soft ivory and warm white foundation is layered with large translucent quartz formations in shades of smoky taupe, pale gray, and muted beige, while bright white mineral structures weave between them in irregular sweeping passages. Scattered charcoal and black mineral accents add contrast and definition, giving the slab a bold sense of depth without overwhelming its light, luminous character.

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.

SKU
PRODUCT THICKNESS
2 CM & 3 CM
SLAB SIZE
Variable
BACKGROUND COLOUR
Cream
VEIN COLOUR
Gold
AVAILABLE FINISHES
Polish
FEATURES
Book Match

Inspiration Gallery

The Icebound Archipelago

From above, a remote southern coastline appears as a landscape suspended between stone and ice. Pale islands rise through frozen channels, translucent sheets of ice gather in protected inlets, and darker rock outcrops interrupt the brightness with sharp mineral contrast. Snow, crystal, water, and exposed earth meet in irregular formations that feel less arranged than revealed.

Patagonia reflects that same extraordinary composition. Its broad ivory fields resemble wind-worn islands and pale stone shelves, while large translucent quartz formations recall ice caught in varying depths of light. Bright white crystalline passages move between them like frozen channels and fractured coastal seams, while small black mineral accents appear like exposed rock breaking through the snow and frost.

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