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Fendi White Onyx Slab – Luminous Backlit Onyx | BC STONE Sydney

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Fendi White Onyx Slab: translucent white with warm caramel bands—ideal for backlit feature walls, bar fronts and reception panels. Luminous, refined presence.

Fendi White Onyx Slab shows a porcelain-white, translucent base cut through with caramel–honey bands, toffee clouds, so when it’s backlit the stone reads as a warm glow with crisp white windows rather than a flat panel. Use it vertically—reception features, bar fronts, niche panels, full-height walls, bookmatching amplifies the mirrored caramel swirls for real drama. In a polished finish, the surface gains glass-like clarity and amplified depth, letting the white “windows” glow and the caramel ribbons read crisp on vertical, low-impact features—backlit wall panels, reception/bar fronts, niche inserts and room dividers. Keep joints minimal and align the banding so large elevations read continuous. For horizontals, prefer low-impact consoles or vanity aprons over heavy-duty benchtops—true onyx is softer and more brittle than marble. Pair with satin nickel or soft brass and pale timbers so the white-to-caramel transitions lead the palette. Care is specific but simple: seal on install, wipe spills promptly, use pH-neutral cleaners, avoid acids/abrasives, and reseal by traffic level. Used this way, Fendi White Onyx becomes luminous architecture—white light framed by warm caramel movement, unmistakably high-end. Experience the polished translucency under curated light and finalise your layout with our team—visit the BC STONE Sydney showroom.

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FAQ

Q: What defines Fendi White Onyx’s look?
A: Translucent porcelain-white with warm caramel/honey banding; when backlit it glows softly, with crisp white “windows” framed by amber ribbons.

Q: Where is Fendi White Onyx best used?
A: Vertical, low-impact features: backlit wall panels, reception/bar fronts, niches and artful room dividers. (True onyx is softer and more brittle than marble.)

Q: Can it be used for kitchen benchtops?
A: We don’t recommend heavy-duty horizontals. For occasional tables or vanity aprons, use careful detailing, sealing and a protective routine.

Q: How do I maintain it?
A: Seal on installation, wipe spills promptly, clean with pH-neutral products, avoid acids/abrasives, and reseal periodically.

Q: Do you stock Fendi White Onyx in Sydney?
A: Yes—current slabs are available; to arrange a viewing, visit the contact page.