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Marbled Countertop
THOSE WITH A LITTLE DIY CONFIDENCE CAN FAKE A NATURAL STONE SURFACE USING A FEW SWIRLS OF PAINT.
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Luxury countertops make a kitchen look high-end, and Camille proves you can have them without paying a fortune for high-maintenance marble. Inspired by an engineered-quartz slab, she used the Giani Belgotta Black Marble Countertop Paint Kit ($200; gianigranite.com) to cover existing granite. She spread out the project over a few days—irst rolling on black primer, then spraying on the veining, then pouring on epoxy resin for the ultra-shiny topcoat. With only a few hiccups (don’t go nuts with the spray!), her e orts paid o in a very cool counterfeit.
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Stephen and David St. Russell
BOSTON
@renovationhusbands