White marble-look quartz with subtle veining
Persian White is based on the marble of the same name. It combines fine, even veins in creamy and tan tones with a looser, organic network laid over a warm white background. The overall effect is light and slightly warm, and the veining is fine enough to disguise everyday marks. It suits transitional kitchens with white, cream or light wood cabinets and pairs with brass, bronze or nickel. It also works in bathrooms with warm white tile. Persian White is in the Suma series, polished, in 2 cm and 3 cm.
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Silestone Suma Collection
| Design Name | Persian White |
| Brand | Silestone |
| Maker | Cosentino |
| Collection | Suma Collection |
| Look | Marble look |
| Veining | Subtle |
| Finish Options | Polished |
| Thickness | 2cm, 3cm |
| Color Family | White |
Suggestions only: paint and metal finishes change in your own light, so bring a sample home before you decide. Compare looks across brands:
Persian White fits transitional kitchens and warm-toned bathrooms where a light, slightly warm marble look is wanted. Its fine creamy and tan veins disguise everyday marks better than a plain white. The organic network is spread across the slab, so it seams more easily than a single-vein design, but it will not give the bold statement of a Calacatta.
Persian White has warmer, creamier veins than Siberian, whose tan-and-gray lines run on a diagonal. Compared with Lusso, it is lighter and less marked, as Lusso's golden-brown veins stand out more.
Compare: Silestone Siberian · Silestone Lusso
Its fine creamy and tan veins, laid over a looser organic network, disguise everyday marks better than a solid white. Dark liquids like coffee and wine should still be wiped up promptly, as with any light counter.
Yes. The white background is slightly warm, and the veining is creamy and tan rather than gray. It pairs well with cream cabinetry, brass and warm wood, and looks a little creamy next to a stark white.
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