Countertop and backsplash
The surfaces are selected together so that line direction and stone tone work intentionally with the cabinetry and kitchen lighting.
RoyalStone · natural stone
Taj Mahal quartzite
A quiet palette. Considered details.
Pale cream and beige tones, soft lines and natural transitions: Taj Mahal for a kitchen shaped by light and proportion. We compare variations with the cabinetry, flooring and lighting of your interior.
Kyiv & region · selection, fabrication, installation
Catalogue variations
Catalogue images illustrate differences in pattern, not current stock. We confirm photographs of the actual batch, dimensions, thickness and availability before an order.
Pale stone with individual character
The catalogue images of Taj Mahal differ in line direction, beige tone and natural transitions. For a long countertop or island, we agree both the shade and the full cutting layout: areas of one slab can look different.
An island at the centre
We establish the pattern orientation from the main viewing position. Overhangs, supports, cut-outs and side pieces are agreed before cutting.
An edge for the interior
The completed project shown here uses a shaped edge. Your profile, thickness and junction details are discussed separately, rather than assuming a single standard solution.
A completed project
Taj Mahal: a pale kitchen with a shaped edge
This RoyalStone project combines Taj Mahal with pale cabinetry and decorative details. The gallery shows the countertop, installation stage and completed interior, with views of the edge, backsplash and adjoining materials.
- Location
- Kyiv Region
- Project date
- 7 March 2026
- Countertop & backsplash
- 4700 × 600 mm
- Island
- 1200 × 800 mm
- Edge
- Shaped profile
These dimensions describe this completed project. They are not stock slab sizes or a standard package.
Selecting your Taj Mahal
- Compare full images of variations, not just small samples.
- Check stone tone alongside the cabinetry under the planned lighting.
- Agree line direction across countertop, backsplash and island.
- Approve the actual slab, drawing, edge profile and scope of work.
A quote for your project
Pricing is based on an actual slab and your drawing, not the stone name alone. The quote separates material, fabrication and the agreed services.
Slab and cutting plan
The selected slab, its size and thickness, usable yield and the agreed pattern layout.
Fabrication
Edges, joints, sink and appliance cut-outs, backsplash, side panels and detail complexity.
Delivery and installation
Project location, site access, component size and the agreed scope of installation.
Taj Mahal
Send a sketch or dimensions, your town and an interior photograph. Include the stone name in your enquiry; our team will confirm the batch and scope of the quote.
Availability and price are confirmed for the actual batch.
Before you order
Are all Taj Mahal slabs the same colour?
No. Even the catalogue variations shown differ in tone and lines. We confirm an image of the actual slab; where colour matching is critical, an inspection or sample is agreed.
Will the stone look exactly like it does on my screen?
Screens and lighting affect the perceived shade. For a pale interior, compare the selection with cabinet and floor materials under agreed lighting conditions.
Should I choose Taj Mahal or Patagonia for my kitchen?
In our catalogue, Taj Mahal has a quieter pale composition and Patagonia has more prominent contrasts. The actual slab, interior design and layout matter more than the name alone.
Can I request a different edge and custom dimensions?
Yes. The quote follows your drawing. Edge profile, thickness, cut-outs, overhangs and necessary supports are agreed before fabrication. The project dimensions on this page do not restrict your order.