Description

The Petra Grey Countertop is a harmonious blend of raw, time-worn character and contemporary sophistication. Inspired by ancient stone formations and architectural heritage, this countertop features a richly textured surface in a custom grey tone, finished with an artisanal distressed touch. The result is a surface that tells a story—evoking the quiet strength of weathered stone, paired beautifully with a warm, natural timber base. Accented by a sculptural ogee edge, the Petra Grey Countertop is the perfect centerpiece for luxurious dining areas, transitional kitchens, or bespoke workspaces that seek to combine elegance with organic authenticity.

Key Features

• Petra-Inspired Surface: Crafted from a premium composite material with a distressed finish, emulating the natural aging of architectural stone.
• Distressed Finish: A gently worn texture that adds visual depth and a refined, tactile surface with timeless appeal.
• Natural Timber Base: Offers a grounded, structural foundation with rich grain patterns that enhance the stone-inspired surface.
• Ogee Edge Profile: Elegantly contoured for a classic silhouette, adding a layer of ornate detail to the countertop’s rugged charm.
• Custom Grey Tones: Available in a palette of sophisticated, earthy greys to suit both modern and traditional interior aesthetics.
• Architectural Presence: The substantial thickness and generous dimensions make it ideal for formal dining or statement installations.

Dimensions & Specifications

Designed for grand spaces with an appreciation for tactile detail and balanced proportions, the Petra Grey Countertop offers both artistic appeal and enduring function:

Thickness: 2″
Depth: 30″
Length: 72″
Weight: 540 lbs
Material: Other (Architectural Composite)
Finish: Distressed
Base Material: Natural Timber
Edge Profile: Ogee
Color: Custom
Source: Varies by Supplier

Care Instructions

To preserve the beauty and character of your Petra Grey Countertop, clean regularly with a soft, damp cloth and a gentle, pH-balanced cleanser. The distressed finish is designed to embrace subtle imperfections, but avoid abrasive materials or acidic cleaners that may strip or alter the surface texture. Use coasters and trivets to protect from heat or moisture, and avoid prolonged exposure to standing water. Periodic wood conditioning of the base and surface resealing, if applicable, will ensure lasting strength and aesthetic richness for years to come.