The usage of Slovakias Breccia Blue Conglomerate in a kitchen would depend on the specific properties and characteristics of the stone. Breccia Blue Conglomerate is typically a type of sedimentary rock formed from a combination of different materials, including pebbles, sand, and other fragments, cemented together by a natural binding agent.

In general, conglomerate stones can be challenging to use in kitchens due to their porous nature and potential susceptibility to staining and etching. If the Breccia Blue Conglomerate has been properly sealed and treated, it may be suitable for certain kitchen applications like countertops or backsplashes. However, it is recommended to consult with a professional stone fabricator or supplier who can provide more specific information based on the properties of the specific Breccia Blue Conglomerate you are considering.

Additionally, keep in mind that the aesthetic appearance and color of the stone can also impact its suitability for kitchen use. Some colors and patterns may be more forgiving when it comes to hiding stains or etching.