Coffee Wood Brown Marble has a grey/brown base color with straight veins. Coffee Wood Marble is good for residential and commercial projects. This Chinese Coffee Wooden Marble have 2 different cut, one is crosscut, the other is vein-cut, these 2 different surface cutting, make the surface so different. the decision on whether to use the crosscut or the vein cut slabs is purely a preference issue. Some homeowners will prefer the vein cut slabs for their smooth almost parallel lines while others will choose the cross-cut slabs for the artistic or mosaic-like appearance. More adventurous homeowners will find a good way to combine the two to create a surreal explosion of earth colors in the home.

Vein Cut

Vein cut type of Coffee Wooden Brown Marble slab cutting yields slabs with almost parallel veins of different colors showing lengthwise or vertically. These lines are layers of ancient sediment that was compressed over the course of many years to produce the rock that is being cut today for interior décor purposes. The color variations of coffee wood brown marble will be more of darker hues and lighter tones of the same color other than totally different hues. This method of cutting slabs is also referred to as ‘cutting against the vein’.

CrossCut

A cross-cut of Brown Wooden Marble slab assumes the same width and durability of the vein cut slab. The difference comes in their appearance. A cross-cut coffee wood brown marble slab is characterized by colors showing the cross-section of the veins of the sediment layers in the rock from which the slabs were cut from. It is the same rock as the one that produces the vein cuts but this time the cut is at a 90 degree angle to the vein cut. The appearance hence is composed of non-uniform hues with lighter and darker shades all on the same face.

Coffee Wood Cross Cut

Coffee Wood Cross Cut

Coffee Wood Cross Cut

The decision on whether to use the crosscut or the vein cut slabs is purely a preference issue. Some homeowners will prefer the vein cut slabs for their smooth almost parallel lines while others will choose the cross-cut slabs for the artistic or mosaic-like appearance. More adventurous homeowners will find a good way to combine the two to create a surreal explosion of earth colors in the home.