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Cotto, stone, marble and gra­nite are natural materials that must be treated using water-repellent products because they tend to stain. Wood gives the kitchen a homely atmo­sphere but only if it is finished with natural varnishes that set off its original texture. Care must be taken to avoid wet-
ting it continuously because humidity makes it swell. It is important to appreciate the "worn" look because even if a resistant wood such as oak is used, sharp object, sauces, wine and coffee will take their toll and leave their mark. As an alternative to natural ma­terials, single-fired tiles can be
used which are very resistant because the material mix and the enamel are fired simulta­neously at a very high tempe­rature. Double-fired tiles are more refined but also more de­licate, they chip easily and end up looking unkempt. If you are planning a flooring with a de­sign, for example a Venetian-
style flooring with a different coloured border, it is important to know the exact size of the furniture and where it will be placed to avoid covering the design or obtaining results that differ from those planned.
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