There are many different cut and edge styles for marble window sills. Travertine comes in many earthy colors, such as creams, ivories, greens, and browns that seem to blend together to create new colors. It is also recommended to use finished travertine, as it leads to less maintenance and higher durability.
It can be left in its natural state, which is that of an unfilled and pitted stone, or it can be finished, which creates a finer and more elegant feel to the stone. Travertine is an earthy, natural-looking stone. Granite can have a beautiful a crystallized look, and is less prone to scratches and stains. It's also extremely durable, and comes in a wider variety of colors, such as blues or reds, and marble tends to have a wider range of patterns. Granite is also a good material choice for that lovely marbled look. It's also quite durable and waterproof, which makes it a great material for rooms such as the kitchen or bathroom, as well as very low-maintenance. Marble is a natural material, and each piece is completely unique with its own rich look to it. You can find marble sills in shades of white, grey, black, brown, and cream. The great thing about marble sills is that marble is naturally available in several neutral colors that can match beautifully with just about any decor. Natural Color and shades will vary from one piece to another. The picture seen is for representation only. All natural stones are products of nature. Straight polished/honed edge side has top and bottom 1/8" bevel to match the finish of its top surface. A Window Sill is a strip of stone with 1 long side finished edge.
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