Looks like Stone.

If you've ever wanted to achieve a genuine stone appearance on your surfaces without the heavy cost or labor of real stone, epoxy coatings are an excellent solution. From my personal experience renovating a kitchen countertop, using epoxy to mimic luxury stone not only enhanced the space visually but also made the surface highly durable and easy to maintain. The key to a successful luxury stone look with epoxy is selecting the right pigments and mixing them carefully to create natural variations similar to real stone textures. I recommend investing in quality epoxy resin and powders or metallic pigments that lend depth and subtle shimmer to the finish—this replicates the intricate veining and color shifts found in marble or granite. Preparation is critical. The surface should be clean, smooth, and properly primed to ensure the epoxy adheres well and cures evenly. I found that layering epoxy in stages, allowing each to partially set before adding the next, allows one to manipulate the flow and create realistic patterns. Beyond aesthetics, epoxy-coated surfaces are resistant to staining, scratching, and moisture, making them an ideal choice for high-traffic areas like kitchens and bathrooms. The 'liquid luxury stone' effect from epoxy can revitalize old furniture, floors, or walls and offer a modern, elegant look. Incorporating epoxy stone look into your next renovation or decoration project not only provides a cost-effective luxury finish but also opens up creative possibilities that traditional materials may not offer. Don’t hesitate to experiment with small test areas to perfect your technique before committing to a full project.