Let me show you how we're preparing stone for an island. We're using decorative stone slabs. The base color looks right: pale green, almost white. But is this material suitable? Let's take a look. These slabs vary a lot. Almost no two are alike. Let me show you how this material changes. First, let's look from front to back. Some are larger, some smaller. Here's the first slab; now let's look further in. The second slab's pattern changes. A red vein appears here, with more on this side. Further in, it changes again. This one gets smaller, with different veining. Here the patterns are symmetrical, left and right. Now this one changes again and looks whiter. The next one changes too, with fewer red veins. Let's keep looking further in. We're back at the first slab. Looking through them all, almost no two slabs are alike. We'll map these photos one-to-one onto the island design, to see the result. Next, we'll lay it out to see how the colors transition and how the veins will look. That's it for this video. See you next time.