Cherry Blossom Marble Slab – Soft Blush Marble | BC STONE Sydney
Cherry Blossom Dolomite Slab: chalk-white base with a soft blush cast and fine grey/rose threads. Honed, polished or leathered for islands, splashbacks and vanities.
Cherry Blossom Dolomite Slab suits spaces that need softness without confusion: think waterfall islands that feel light rather than glossy, splashbacks that lift the room, and bathroom vanities that read fresh and calm. The surface shows a porcelain-white base with a blush cast and hairline threads of cloud silvery grey/rose veining—so the pattern stays quiet on large panels. Because it’s dolomite (denser than typical marble), it handles daily splash zones and light cooking traffic with confidence. Pick honed for a low-sheen, satin feel. Details matter: run the grain in one direction across returns and islands for a single, composed read; choose eased or pencil-round edges for durability. Pair with pale oak or ash, brushed nickel for a cool scheme, or warm things slightly with soft brass accents and chalky whites. Care is simple: seal on installation, wipe spills promptly, clean with pH-neutral products and reseal periodically in high-use zones. Choose Cherry Blossom when you want the soft look of white stone with a hint of colour and a touch more durability than classic marble—then visit BC Stone Sydney Showroom. to see current slabs and discuss cut-to-size.
Further reading: BC STONE’s Guide to Sustainable Beauty — The Local Project.
FAQ
Q: What makes Cherry Blossom different from marble?
A: It’s a dolomite—typically denser and a touch harder than many marbles, so daily wear and light splash zones are easier to manage.
Q: Will the blush tone look too pink on large panels?
A: No. The base reads porcelain-white with a soft blush cast and hairline grey/rose threads, so big elevations feel calm, not candy-coloured.
Q: Which finish works best day-to-day?
A: Honed for low glare and a satin touch, leathered for subtle texture and fingerprint control; polished when you want extra clarity and pop.
Q: Is it suitable for showers and wet rooms?
A: Yes—when properly sealed. Use pH-neutral cleaners; avoid acids/abrasives, and reseal periodically in high-use zones.
Q: Can I get a seamless look around corners and waterfalls?
A: Yes. Bookmatching and vein alignment across mitred edges let the pattern read as one continuous surface.
Q: Do you have slabs in Sydney?
A: Yes—current stock is available; to arrange a viewing, just visit the showroom page.