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Caesarstone Calacatta Nuvo Kitchen Counters

September 28, 2015
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White hyrdrangea on our kitchen counters in Malibu!

This is our kitchen island and backsplash! The kitchen is still not finished at our Malibu home…it is a work in progress for sure…but I managed to take a photos of our kitchen by cropping out the unfinished areas. As you all probably know because I have mentioned it a million times, my guy TE and I are still in the middle of working with our contractor on the finishing touches of our home here in Southern California. We moved into the house at the beginning of August and there are still so many things to do.

One of the crown jewel areas of the home I love is the kitchen. We went with Caesarstone for the countertops and the backsplash. Caesarstone is made of quartz – a durable stone blend surface that really stands the wear and tear of time (I have Caesarstone counters in my other home in the Hollwyood Hills and have loved it for years). We chose Caesarstone Calacatta Nuvo for our kitchen counters and love it. We like the fresh white stone with subtle but significant grey veins giving it a marble look.

Here is a sneak peek at our kitchen with a some white hydrangea in the mix!

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Our waterfall kitchen island at our home in Malibu.

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Kitchen Counters Caesarstone Calacatta Nuvo
Counter stools are temporary and some of the cabinets are unpainted…but we are almost there with finishing up our kitchen.

Happy Monday!

xo
Coco

P.S. TE and I went the The Broad museum in downtown Los Angeles this weekend. We had a great time. The museum is amazing- the architecture is stunning and the collection of contemporary art was fantastic. A wonderful cultural addition to downtown Los Angeles. I highly recommend. I will try to do a post on what we saw.  Thanks sis DS for reserving us the tickets!!

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5 responses to “Caesarstone Calacatta Nuvo Kitchen Counters”

  1. Arlene Fox says:
    September 29, 2015 at 12:13 PM

    I am in LOVE with your kitchen! So crisp and clean. Happy happy place to be.

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  2. Emily says:
    September 29, 2015 at 4:12 PM

    That transition from counter top to counter… side. I love it! I’ve never seen a kitchen island like that before, and I haven’t even heard of the term “waterfall” before (in reference to a kitchen island), so clearly I have some research to do.

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  3. Ivy Lane says:
    September 30, 2015 at 7:47 AM

    Your kitchen is STUNNING!

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  4. mascasa says:
    September 30, 2015 at 8:41 AM

    ¡Fantásticos ambientes! con mucho estilo y personalidad.Muchas gracias por compartirlo con todos/as.

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  5. Julie says:
    November 10, 2020 at 5:30 AM

    Beautiful Coco.

    I am renovating my kitchen and I am using the same stone….just wondering what the white paint color you used to pair with the calacatto nuvo caesarstone/?

    Thank you.

    Julie Carney
    Toronto

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