Yes, and you'll save money and create less waste if you can get both countertops out of one slab, a half slab or a remnant. If you want to do stone on the window sills, shower curb, pony wall, tub surround, niche base and any other horizontal surfaces, use the same stone on those places as well.

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Why not if you like it for both rooms.

I used the same counter for my guest bath and my kitchen because they were nearby and so I wanted them to be somewhat cohesive and the granite I chose worked for both rooms.

I used a different counter material (marble) for my master bath because I wanted a softer look for that bathroom and I only needed it to complement the master bedroom. It seemed to work out since the slab in the master was also used for the shower curb and the shower bench.

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Of course you can. I took forever picking out cream engineered quartz countertops for our 2 sage vanities for our two small bathrooms upstairs. I used the same colored
countertops for both❣️I purchased the countertops as remnants and got a nice discount on them too.

Just put a hold on matching quartz.

yeh. One decision down 99

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