*The light switch (natural, cool, warm) is a simulated preview: stone looks different under every light, so see a sample in your own lighting before you choose.
Available
Luna Pearl Granite
- Thickness
- 3cm
- Finish
- Polished
- Material
- Granite
- Type
- Slab
- Color
- WhiteGrayCharcoalBlack
- Pattern
- Speckled
- Use
- CountertopsWallsBacksplashesVanities
- Origin
- Spain
- SKU
- 3034
About Luna Pearl Granite
GFO Luna Pearl Granite features a refined blend of soft silver-gray, white, and subtle charcoal tones, creating a balanced and versatile natural-stone surface. Its consistent granular pattern adds gentle texture and depth while maintaining a clean, contemporary appearance.
Ideal for kitchen countertops, islands, bathroom vanities, backsplashes, fireplaces, and commercial applications, Luna Pearl Granite complements modern, transitional, and traditional interiors. Its durable composition and timeless neutral palette make it a practical and elegant choice for both residential and commercial projects.
We supply the material only. Measuring, templating, fabrication and installation are done by your fabricator or installer. How it works
Every slab of natural stone is one of a kind: veining, color and pattern vary from slab to slab and from these photos, and color shifts under different lighting. Please see the slab, or a sample, in person before you choose.
Care
Clean with warm water and a soft cloth or non-abrasive cleaner. Avoid abrasive materials, harsh chemicals, and acidic cleaners. Use appropriate cutting boards, trivets, and protective measures. Granite may require periodic sealing depending on the stone and use. GFO Stone provides this information as general care guidance only and does not warrant against damage resulting from improper care, misuse, installation, fabrication, or maintenance. Always follow the manufacturer’s recommended care instructions for the specific product.
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Available Blocks
Every block of natural stone is unique — these are photos of the specific blocks currently in stock.
