Love love love my QQ Dolce benchtop. Have now decided to go with a tiles splashback and am very happy with the result. BTW, I rejected the original QQ Polar benchtop because it was very white and the sample was a muddier white. QQ was very helpful in rectifying the issue for me.

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the black marble with white stone veins through it. the picture you uploaded seems to have a name of milky way on it.

Probably 15 years ago I did a shop front in what I think was called Engineered Stone , and I think it was made in China . Dreamers reference seems to be actual stone , the stuff I used seemed to be essentially stone ground up with filler and cement , and poured into moulds . Basically , the panels were 100cm x 50cm , and the pattern repeated every panel , and then there were internal and external corners available too , as well as sills . The stuff I used ( its still in place ! ) looked pretty authentic , but tap it and it has an almost hollow sound to it . Does yours 'feel' real ?