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Original name:
Bianco Romano
Other name(s) used:
Branco Romano, Branco Romano White, Bianco Toscano, White Roman, Romano Dream
Material:
granite
Internet ID:
41
Country of origin:
Brazil
Pattern:
Veins
Colors:
Gray, White
Application:
Kitchen, Bathroom, Fireplace
Comments:
Exclusive grayish white stone with quartz and burgundy garnet deposits.
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COMMENTS:

  • Marble.com - Derek 06:43PM, Feb 4 2012 We have Bianco Romano at our Ridgefield Park, NJ and Danbury, CT locations. Some other suggestions with these characteristics that you can consider would be Kashmir White, Ambrosia White, White Springs, and perhaps our popular quartzite called Classic White.
  • Lynne 06:25PM, Feb 1 2012 I'm doing a bathroom vanity and I want granite similar to the look of white marbe with
    limited veins of tan and very little gray.  I have seen Bianco Romano and I love it.
    Do you have it?  Can you suggest another granite that would work for me?
  • Marble.com - Kinga 03:49PM, Jan 26 2012 Another stunning stone for your setup is the Medusa http://www.marble.com/blog/new...
  • Marble.com - Derek 08:31PM, Jan 25 2012 Absolutely. Another option that I recommend, these two light, dreamy stones just arrived and they look stunning: 
    http://www.marble.com/blog/two...
  • Kimcao1636 06:25AM, Jan 22 2012 Renovating bathroom. I used light walnut travertine tiles for floors and showers and around tub. My vanity cabinetr is white. Will Bianco Romano go as a vanity countertop if I want a light crisp look?
  • Marble.com - Derek 09:35PM, Dec 21 2011 For a light touch of warmth (since the granite is on the softer, calmer side) you can also consider paint colors such as Benjamin Moore "Linen White". I've attached an image for your reference. Good luck!
  • Marble.com - Kinga 04:22PM, Dec 20 2011 I’m leaning towards a light grey like Benjamin Moore’s “Paper White” or “Gray Lake”.  I feel it would finish off the design elegantly.
  • Devorah 10:55PM, Dec 18 2011 Thanks for the information. I have another question. What color should I paint the walls. I intend to paint the framework white, but I want to paint the walls a color, Maybe grey, cream or beige. What do you think? I'm open to suggestions, Devorah
  • Marble.com - Derek 03:06PM, Dec 16 2011 The Platino is a consistent, speckled pattern while the Romano has subtle veining and movement. Either one will create the crisp, clean, "white kitchen" look you're trying to achieve, it just comes down to which one you find more attractive. Therefore, you should look at the full slabs in-person and bring samples of these options home with you to put against your cabinets in your kitchen in the natural light of the space in question. For the backsplash, I would use a Somer Tile Reflections Subway Ming Glass tile mosaic or something similar, I've attached a picture for your reference. Good luck! :-)
  • Devorah 10:15AM, Dec 15 2011 I have white formica cabinets  in my kitchen which I do not plan to change. I am thinking of using either Bianco Romano or Azul Platino.for the counter tops.  It has been suggested that the former is more flowing and give a clean white look which I  can accessorize with color. The latter would give a better contrast. What do you think? Also should I use the Bianco Romano what would be a good backsplash? I am thanking you in advance.
  • Marble.com - Derek 08:10PM, Sep 21 2011 Take a look at the "Work Examples" to see how Bianco Romano looks installed. You get a better feel for the stone this way. This color surely gives off a marble-esque vibe and would compliment the combination of your cabinet shades very nicely. Another option could be Bianco Antico, as well as Delicatus.
  • C.C. 10:35PM, Sep 20 2011 I really like this granite and you seem to have it in the store near me (So. Plfd.) I am gutting my kitchen in the next month and have a taupeish gray cabinet with a cream island, and I want something classic and light to brighten things up.  Of course like everyone else I love the Carrera marble but don't want to worry about stains, etc. Would you say that this gives that marble feeling?  And also is the veining a warm gray or cool gray?  Thanks!
  • Marble.com - Derek 02:36PM, Jul 12 2011 We unfortunately don't have information on the paint color used on the wall in the portfolio of the finished kitchen. Your guess is as good as mine.
  • lamamama 01:17PM, Jul 12 2011 Do you know what the paint color is on the wall?
  • Marble.com - Derek 04:21PM, Jul 8 2011 It really depends on the natural color combinations of your particular delivery of Bianco Romano. Some batches have more creamy undertones, while others are overall much whiter. That is why it is best to pick your slab you will use first for the countertop, before you make final decision on the backsplash, so the correct color mixtures can be used for both aspects to create a nice compliment for the design. Home Depot is really a hit and miss with kitchen renovation. Some people don't have problems with them, while others complaint loudly that they subcontract the project to low skilled workers, and they do not allow enough customization such as picking your own slab to use and how the countertop will be cut on the slab. Hope this helps.
  • Soozmeow 12:28AM, Jul 6 2011 Looked at all the green-tone options you suggested, but I think I like the Bianco Romano the best and I'm feeling much better about the burgundy running through it after looking more at the photos with the white cabinets, white subway tile backsplash, and the floor that looks much like our neutral-beige-tanish terrazo tile, I'm thinking thats the way to go - and forget about the multicolored subway tile which is too busy.  I like the clean look of the white subway tile, but I also like the idea of some occasional glass tiles in a greenish gray tone to accent the white subway tile backsplash.  What do you think?
  • Marble.com - Kinga 09:34PM, Jul 5 2011 Yes, using the same granite backsplash may be more expensive as opposed to tiles.  Although the Bianco Romano has the burgundy flecks, they are not the dominant color so they may get lost in the mix. Like the photo I previously attached, the flecks aren’t as visible because it stone has quite busy pattern that would mask the red tones. You should also check out other options in the green tones like the Costa Rose, Cosa Esmeralda, Costa Esmeralda and Soft Green. Take a look at those and let me know how you feel about them.
  • Soozmeow 08:37PM, Jul 5 2011 I do like both the pictures you showed - especially the one with the white subway tiles. Maybe that would be the best and cleanest way to go with the Bianco Romano. Nice suggestion - thanks!
  • Soozmeow 08:08PM, Jul 5 2011 Derek - thanks so much for your response. The subway tiles in the picture are the ones we were thinking of using but I'm not sure how they would look with regard to the burgundy dots in the Bianco Romano.  Also not sure if the creamy tile is right with the BR or the square, creamy tile as a liner. Is a liner necessary? Maybe we should just go with the subway tiles - or would a plain tile for the whole backsplash look better - but what color? We're still early in this whole process and I'm very confused. Guess, as you say, we really need to look at the full slab in order to get a better perspective. One more question, if I may: what do you know of Home Depot kitchen remodels? That's who we've been talking with about doing ours.
  • Soozmeow 08:03PM, Jul 5 2011 Thanks Kinga for your comments. Yes, the picture shows a creamy square tile we were thinking of using as a liner, and the combination-colors of subway tiles (some of which are glass) for the backsplash. I was worried that the creamy tile wouldn't look right with the subway tiles or would be too creamy for the Bianco Romano, but you think it's a good combination, in spite of the burgundy flecks in the Bianco Romano? We really want something with a greenish (warm) cast and I like these subway tiles - if it wouldn't look too busy. Using the same granite for backsplash is more costly, I believe. I'm wondering if we should try to find something other than the Bianco Romano to get away from the burgundy.
  • Marble.com - Kinga 03:32PM, Jul 5 2011 Is that the backsplash you intend on using? If so, it’s a perfect combination with the Bianco Romano. As Derek mentioned, you will get the burgundy flecks no matter which shipment you choose.  But you should most definitely see the slab and any other shipment of it in person. It will make a HUGE difference. Sometimes people change their minds completely after seeing a stone they loved online in person. If you want to add warmth to the cool Bianco Romano, the creamy tile is a great choice. If you want to have a cool, crisp feel, a white subway tile may be your best choice.  Another great possibility is using the same granite for a full backsplash.  Let me know what you think!
  • Marble.com - Derek 02:30PM, Jul 5 2011 You must pick the slab in-person, but from what I've seen, the Bianco Romano always has burgundy dots in the design. To keep things simple and make it an elegant white kitchen with clean lines, you may want to just do a subway tile pattern by itself. If possible, get a sample of that for backsplash and test out the combination.
  • Marble.com - Kinga 01:02PM, Jul 5 2011 A tumbled marble with accent tiles with same tones as your floor would look great in your space.
  • Soozmeow 08:33PM, Jul 4 2011 We are considering using Bianco Romano countertops with white cabinets in our kitchen remodel but not sure about backsplash colors. The sample we have of Bianco Romano has a greenish cast, which is what we want, but we've seen the larger pieces which have brownish-burgundy spots. I'm concerned that won't go with the neutral and slightly greenish tones we've picked for a backsplash. We have a creamy neutral for a liner and then neutral and white-ish subway tiles with some greenish-grey cast glass subways. Do you think this will work? I'm worried the creamy tile is too creamy. Should we forget the liner and just go with all subway for the backsplash. I'm so confused. (the picture shows our floor tile which is a neutral color.
  • Marble.com - Derek 12:50PM, Jun 17 2011 Perhaps a soft White Carrera marble tile would be appropriate for your design. Another option could be our tumbled Oyster Mix Flamed travertine tile. I've attached a photo for reference. The backsplash should not be too busy in your design to follow the style of the set-up. Hope this helps.
  • Marble.com - Kinga 08:00PM, Jun 16 2011 Missminh78,

    If you’re going for that white, ‘clean’ look, I would recommend using a simple white subway tile with your favorite tile pattern behind the stove or sink with glass accents of the same color as the floor. If you have a dominant color in your space, you should incorporate that color into the pattern with glass accents. If you want to warm up the space, a tumbled marble with glass inserts throughout the backsplash without a pattern behind the stove/sink would look stunning. Let me know what you think so far!
  • Missminh78 07:09PM, Jun 16 2011 Hello, I am wondering if you could recommend to install what backsplash I should install for my kitchen with birch white cabinets, ceasar stone nougat 660 countertop and Brazilian chestnut floor. Thanks heaps.
  • All Granite and Marble 02:21PM, Jun 3 2011 I think Bianco Romano would fit nicely in your monochromatic look, and the dark stained floor would give a nice touch of contrast.
  • All Granite and Marble 01:54PM, Jun 3 2011 Bianco Romano should be sealed twice a year for the first 2 years, and once annually for every year after.
  • Tami 09:08PM, Jun 2 2011 How often does Bianco Romano need to be sealed?
  • Mollie 06:58PM, Jun 2 2011 I am considering Bianco Romano for my countertops and wondered if a warm white (creamy but NOT yellow) would look good with it. I am going for a light monochromatic look, with subway tiles (probably off-white), stainless appliances, and a dark stained wood floor.
  • Penney 04:40PM, Jun 1 2011 Hi - I just had Biando Romano countertops installed. I am going to paint my cabinets and keep going back and forth between white or something dark like espresso. What would be your recommendation? And should I go with the tumbled Botticino marble backsplash or white subway tiles. Thanks!
    • All Granite and Marble 04:56PM, Jun 1 2011 That is kind of a tough question. I like the idea of going back and forth with espresso cabinets and a lighter floor. As for the backsplash, i would go with white subway tiles out of personal preference.
  • Marry Hill 11:23PM, May 21 2011 Hello, i am going to have a kitchen remodelled with white cabinets, stainless steel appliances and bianco romano for countertop. What backslash color do you recommend? what do you think of bordeaux glass? thanks for your help
    • All Granite and Marble 01:56PM, May 23 2011 Marry Hill: I recommend something light like tumbled botticino marble tile. Sorry, i'm not familiar with Bordeaux glass.
  • serap 09:37PM, Apr 22 2011 I have toupe color stained wood cabinets in my kitchen. The floors are beije polishned marble. The appliances are stainless steel. What do you think about using "toupe" granite? Thanks
    • All Granite and Marble 08:22AM, Apr 23 2011 Serap : Do you mean taupe? I think you should go a little darker on the granite, try Tropical Brown and Baltic Brown.
  • Toni 06:59AM, Apr 21 2011 Does the bianco romano come in 16x16, 18x18, or 20x20 floor tiles?
    • All Granite and Marble 07:30AM, Apr 21 2011 Toni: We do not sell our stones as tiles, we are a countertop fabricator.
  • Bonnie 04:56PM, Mar 27 2011 My new kitchen cabinets are cherry in a dark Kaffe color with stainless appliances. My floors are clear birch. We have lots of natural light in an open, great room space. How would the Bianco Romano look with these colors?
    • All Granite and Marble 09:21AM, Mar 29 2011 Bonnie: Yes. Bianco Romano looks sharp against a darker cherry wood. Excellent contrast. Another option could be Ambrosia White.
  • Rebecca Walsh 02:48PM, Mar 15 2011 Hi, I am referring to picture 3 of 9 the Island bench with the Bianco Romano granite. Thanks for your rep;y. Cheers Bec
    • All Granite and Marble 09:01AM, Mar 16 2011 Rebecca Walsh: They look like painted white cupboards, for the paint try Benjamin Moore "Super White".
  • Rebecca Walsh 01:23AM, Mar 15 2011 Hi, I am wanting Bianco Romano granite and I love the colour of your cupboards, What colour is it ? Cheers Bec
    • All Granite and Marble 07:49AM, Mar 15 2011 Rebecca Walsh: Which picture are you referring to? We don't have information on the cupboards, just the granite itself, but I can take a guess at the color.
  • Chris 10:30AM, Mar 11 2011 I am thinking of putting in Bianco Romano countertops with white cabinets and, stainless steel appliances, black refrigerator, and dark brown hardwood floors, what would you recommend for a backsplash?
    • All Granite and Marble 08:31AM, Mar 15 2011 Chris: I'd continue with a light backsplash, perhaps a tumbled botticino marble tile or wite glass subway tile.
  • Kristin 09:06AM, Mar 4 2011 Warm colors throughout house, dark cherry cabinets, cream glossy porcelain tile floors, neutral paint color...were thinking of using bianco romano or bianco antico, but they don't have the creamy color of my floors. Is it a problem to have a granite with no beige/cream to coordinate with the floor?
    • All Granite and Marble 10:11AM, Mar 8 2011 Kristin: Have you considered Colonial Cream? The Bianco stones look amazing against dark cherry cabinets, but to pick up the floor you may want to have some creme tones.
  • Fiona 07:20PM, Jan 7 2011 I have a very warm kitchen (peach-leaning yellow walls, milk chocolate, raspberry/coral, bronze fixtures). My cabinets are (some) painted off white and (some) stained dark reddish brown. I'm looking for a granite with a some contrast with the off white that isn't too dark and isn't too cool/grey, but also not super gold. Pretty much, I'd love the look of travertine, but want the practicality of granite. Is this my stone, or is there something better out there? I'm afraid it might be too grey.
    • All Granite and Marble 09:29AM, Jan 10 2011 Fiona: I do not recommend the travertine as countertop material, however some options in granite that may suit your design well are: Astoria, Santa Cecilia Rea, Giallo Ornamental. Let me know what you think of these.
  • Dina 02:46PM, Dec 21 2010 what price group is this granite?
    • All Granite and Marble 11:39AM, Dec 22 2010 Dina: Single Gold.
  • Kate 09:22PM, Nov 8 2010 The Bianco Romano that I have seen does not appear as white as the pictures above, more taupe and green, have you seen this variation? I want to have the look of marble, without the maintenance. Cabinets are frost and island is a dark mahogany. Suggestions?
    • All Granite and Marble 09:41AM, Nov 10 2010 Kate: Granite changes in color tone and variation with each delivery of stone, that is why you must look at the slab in person. A similar stone to this that I suggest to look at is Kashmir White. Good luck.
  • Island Time 08:21PM, Jul 22 2010 We are planning on having bianco romano countertops with off white cabinets and a black island. Stainless steel appliances and floor will be a medium dark wood with black highlights. Stumped on a backsplash - stone, glass, carrara, stainless steel. Size subway, 2" squares, or larger. Any suggestions?
    • All Granite and Marble 10:43AM, Jul 23 2010 Island Time: I suggest to use a tumbled stone backsplash like Carrara marble or Botticino marble.
  • melissa 04:19PM, Jul 12 2010 Looking for a granite that is light colored and in the gray family. I am considering this one and classic white. My cabinets are dark cherry, the floors are dark grey and the backsplash is teal and grey glass tiles. I want something light that does not have any beige. Are there any other options - preferably low priced since we are planning to sell in the next few years?
    • All Granite and Marble 08:47AM, Jul 13 2010 Melissa: For lower priced, take a look at Vanilla.
  • Mott 06:06PM, May 24 2010 We are considering bianco romano or bianco antico for the island and black granite for the perimeter countertops. The cabinets are medium cherry. What do you think about small mosaic tiles in calacatta marble for the backsplash.
    • All Granite and Marble 09:04AM, May 25 2010 Mott: Excellent! You're on the right track, the calacatta backsplash will compliment the tones in the bianco granite nicely.
  • Judi 03:11PM, Apr 14 2010 I love this color...not as cold looking as other granites...would it fo with my cabinets?? They have an Armeretto or chocolatey glaze..
    • All Granite and Marble 09:09AM, Apr 15 2010 Judi: Absolutely.
  • Jennifer 01:34PM, Apr 1 2010 I am building a house and have chosen burgundy cherry cabinets. I am stumped on granite choices. I am torn between santa cecilia and bianco romano. The samples are so small that I can't tell much about them. I want a high contrast look. Would you recommend santa cecilia or bianco romano with cherry? My goal is a crisp high contrast look, but is bianco romano suitable with cherry? What colors are visible up in the bianco romano?
    • All Granite and Marble 03:24PM, Apr 1 2010 Jennifer: I suggest to take a cabinet sample and put it against a full slab of both colors. It is not enough to see a small sample and make a decision. With this being said, I'm leaning towards the Bianco Romano. Excellent contrast, beautiful veining, and has some burgundy flecks that would compliment your cabinets nicely.
  • Dawna 02:16PM, Mar 9 2010 I am thinking of using bianco romano in my kitchen but really want a copper sink, would this be complementary?
    • All Granite and Marble 08:52AM, Mar 10 2010 Dawna: Bianco Romano has some burgundy & garnet speckling that should compliment the sink. For a better match you should try something like Madura Gold.
  • SANDY IRELAND 07:02PM, Feb 8 2010 I HAD BIANOC ROMANO INSTALLED SEVERAL YEARS AGO IN ANOTHER HOUSE, BUT HAVE SINCE HEARD THAT THERE IS A LOT OF YELLOW COLIR I THE STONE.. IS THIS TRUE?
    • All Granite and Marble 12:47PM, Feb 9 2010 SANDY IRELAND: Generally, no. But the color tone changes slightly between each delivery.
  • scarlet 09:53AM, Nov 24 2009 also this bianco romano granite I have is very gray and havent been able to find flooring/backsplash to compliment .
  • scarlet 05:43PM, Nov 23 2009 what colour of subway tile would recommend , white ? and what colour of travertine flooring would you suggest ? thank you
    • All Granite and Marble 10:06AM, Nov 25 2009 scarlet: White subway tile and a light travertine in the biege/browns.
  • scarlet 09:45PM, Nov 22 2009 I have a bianco romano countertop and white cabinets in kitchen would you suggest a back splash and flooring to match ?
    • All Granite and Marble 12:34PM, Nov 23 2009 scarlet: If you want to compliment the light accents, subway tile for backsplash and maybe a travertine tile on the floors.
  • diane 01:51PM, Jul 7 2009 Would a subway tile in a travertine w/ a few accents in glass be too much w/ bianco romano? What color backsplash would you recommend?
    • All Granite and Marble 03:02PM, Jul 8 2009 diane: I don't think it would be a problem at all. Color-wise I would stay in the off white/gray family.
  • diane 12:11PM, Jul 7 2009 Thanks. Does black really show everything? What would you recommend for a backsplash if I did a bianco romano on the perimeter and a black on the island? I was hoping to do a marble.
    • All Granite and Marble 12:55PM, Jul 7 2009 diane: Yes it does I'm afraid... But it's also remarkably easy to clean. I would leave the backsplash very plain. No veining, no patterns. Maybe subway tile. Marble is going to create the same situation (white on white).
  • diane 09:57PM, Jul 6 2009 I keep coming back to bianco romano-white cabinets, ss appliances. My question is, would a bianco romano look good with another stone on the island? A black or could I do white, like white fantasy? Thx!
    • All Granite and Marble 11:28AM, Jul 7 2009 diane: I wouldn't mix two whites. They would definitely have different hues. Not a good thing. Would look mismatched. Black would be stunning though. Especially honed.
  • Margaret Duty 03:10PM, Jul 3 2009 Yes this was one of my picks, if I wanted more speckles, less movement which would you suggest? I do love the burgundy spots in this.
    • All Granite and Marble 10:21AM, Jul 6 2009 Margaret Duty: You could try Kashmir White.
  • Karen 10:34AM, Jun 15 2009 Good point! Thank you
    • All Granite and Marble 01:57PM, Jun 16 2009 Karen: Actually, make it slab/color/price ;)
  • Karen 08:39PM, Jun 13 2009 Is Bianco Romano also known as Ambrosia white? I asked a stone yard to show me Bianco and the label on the slab said Ambrosia. Should I be concerned? Also, they showed me Cielo De Oro and I can't find that stone ANYWHERE else?
    • All Granite and Marble 10:19AM, Jun 15 2009 Karen: It's very common for warehouses to use their own names. As long as you like the slab/color, the name really shouldn't matter.
  • Rosemary 10:22AM, May 30 2009 Thanks for suggestion and I will ask about Kashmire White The granite store is recommending Giallo Ornamentale as a more reasonable stone and that has white. Do you think this will go with stark white cabinets and take renter abuse?
    • All Granite and Marble 11:14AM, May 30 2009 Rosemary: Ornamentale is a very common stone. Not unusual to find it in condos and other rental properties. It is definitely a more cost efficient stone than both Bianco Romano and Kashmir White. But I would hardly call the Giallo a white stone. But it would fit in with white cabinets for sure.
  • Rosemary 07:45AM, May 28 2009 Thinking of Bianco Romano with existing white cabinets (done in 2001). This is a townhouse that we rent. Do you think this will work with these cabinets and will it take renter abuse.
    • All Granite and Marble 09:55AM, May 30 2009 Rosemary: I'd say it's a tad too much of a stone for renter abuse as you call it. Well unless you really want to spoil them :) Kashmir White will have similar colors but costs half of this Bianco.
  • kim 10:00PM, Mar 23 2009 I love White Carrara marble but worry about staining. Do you think bianco romano granite would compliment natural maple cabinets and gray tile flooring? What would you recommend for backsplash?
    • All Granite and Marble 10:55AM, Mar 25 2009 kim: It's a good replacement for that marble look. I'm not sure what to use for the backsplash.. depends on the style of the kitchen. Maybe subway tile?
  • Stephanie 08:47PM, Dec 14 2008 I love this kitchen - our cabinets are the same color as in the picture, and we are putting in granite countertops (bianco romano)...do you know the name of the color on the wall?
    • All Granite and Marble 08:29AM, Dec 23 2008 Stephanie: No, sorry. It looks like sage to me.
  • Michelle 08:03PM, Nov 22 2008 Off of the kitchen we will also have an office with double glass french doors. The cabinets are cherry w/ black glaze (brown). What color granite would compliment the bianco romano?
    • All Granite and Marble 09:29AM, Nov 24 2008 Michelle: Well you could go with the same stone throughout. If you want to change it up a bit and if there is enough light in the office, you could do Platinum bahia. It's a really rich chocolate brown color that goes very well with cherry.
  • Michelle 07:57PM, Nov 22 2008 Our new kitchen has wood harbor cabinets, white w/taupe glaze perim & cherry island & butlers pantry with black glaze (looks brown) I am thinking of bianco ramano countertops. The kitchen is very large lots of light, stainless appliances and white sinks. What do you think?
    • All Granite and Marble 09:28AM, Nov 24 2008 Michelle: I think that would be a very nice, classic look. Should make the island pop.
  • kathy 03:18PM, Nov 12 2008 warm colors in home, north facing kitchen, will this work w/ white subway tile and red oak cabinets and floors? looking to emulate marble w.out maintenance. what about the silgrant black sink?
    • All Granite and Marble 02:59PM, Nov 21 2008 kathy : This is your stone! Fits the design and maintenance profile perfectly.
  • mary 09:26AM, Sep 25 2008 would Bianco romano go with red oak cabinets stained med wtih med neuaral wall paint and stainless steel applicanes.
    • All Granite and Marble 12:10PM, Sep 26 2008 mary : Sure thing!
  • kelle rodrigues 09:42PM, Sep 12 2008 hi, I have cream cabinets, looking for a granite most like white marble. Is this for me?
    • All Granite and Marble 05:32PM, Sep 25 2008 kelle rodrigues: Try the other Bianco's.
  • holly 10:57AM, Sep 1 2008 love this kitchen do you know what kind of cabinets these are and also what the flooing is also do you have small samples of granite that can be mailed to customers
    • All Granite and Marble 02:09PM, Sep 25 2008 holly: We generally do not mail samples. You're welcome to stop by to pick a few up. Cabinets are... white? Sorry no info there.
  • SSI Condo 08:23PM, Aug 21 2008 I have just purchased a condo with Bianco Romano countertops, cinnamon-colored cabinets and a rich honey-colored wood floor. Any recommendations on what I might use for a backsplash to pull all these colors together?
    • All Granite and Marble 04:46PM, Sep 19 2008 SSI Condo: Various colors. A decorative mosaic might pull it all together. Light beige for the bacground with reddish brown accents.
  • Christina Xiang 05:42PM, Aug 5 2008 I love Bianco Romano, but there are two kinds out there. Which one you think is the best match for off white cabinet, I have chrry hardwood floor. Thanks!
    • All Granite and Marble 09:30AM, Sep 19 2008 Christina Xiang: Either one will be fine. It's more of a personal preference.
  • Lori 08:36AM, Jun 7 2008 Do you think this countertop would go well with Cherry wood cabinets in a Honey Spice color?
    • All Granite and Marble 12:22PM, Jun 30 2008 Lori: Yes, see other post.
  • cindy mizener 01:37PM, Jun 1 2008 Would the bianco romano look good with natural pecan cabinets with a white subway tile backsplash and natural hickory wide plank floors. I'm also wondering if the granite in these pictures is honed.
    • All Granite and Marble 10:39AM, Jun 25 2008 cindy mizener: Yes, it is honed. And it seems to fit your design quite well. Good Luck!
  • renee 02:18PM, May 25 2008 are the bianco romano countertops in the pictures above honed? how is a honed stone cared for?
    • All Granite and Marble 09:24AM, Jun 25 2008 renee: The ones in the photos of the kitchen are honed. The care is the same.
  • TBR 08:03PM, Apr 11 2008 I have cherrywood with cholocate glaze and natural red oak floors. I love this but too 'grey' for those tones?
    • All Granite and Marble 12:49PM, Apr 16 2008 TBR: That's arguable. Try Bianco Cardinale then.
  • Lynn 08:11PM, Jan 28 2008 How would this look with cherry cabinets (deep stain)? Floor is warm-toned wood (oak). Thanks in advance for your thoughts!
    • All Granite and Marble 09:18AM, Feb 7 2008 Lynn: It would be stunning! Very nice choice!
  • All Granite and Marble 09:31AM, Jan 22 2008 Kris:
  • Jenny Sandstrom 01:01PM, Jan 17 2008 Is this marble of standard price grade, or it is an upper end marble? And is Marble generally more than granite?
    • All Granite and Marble 09:31AM, Jan 22 2008 Jenny Sandstrom: Ok. First of all it is a Granite, not marble. And it is more on the upper end side.
  • theresa 09:17PM, Jan 13 2008 would this look nice with a yellowy/antique looking cabinet glazed with a warm light cocoa?
    • All Granite and Marble 09:33AM, Jan 16 2008 theresa: Absolutely yes!
  • Harry 06:20PM, Jan 12 2008 Does the open vaines in this color cause any concern in the smooth finish of the counter top or its strength?
    • All Granite and Marble 09:22AM, Jan 16 2008 Harry: While the strong veining requires us to be more careful during fabrication, once it is installed, there is really no difference.
  • Michael 08:37PM, Jan 7 2008 would this look good on a rubbed black island with the rest of the cabinets in a warm cherry finish with the uba tuba
    • All Granite and Marble 08:53AM, Jan 8 2008 Michael: That would be honestly hard to pull off. It will depend a lot on the uba tuba and how warm it is. If it has a lot of gold and brown in it, then maybe.
  • Sally 02:20PM, Oct 3 2007 Would this granite color look good with Maple cabinets in a Praline color? I will have wood flooring also.
    • All Granite and Marble 11:25AM, Oct 8 2007 Sally: Yes, definitely.
  • Marcene 07:53PM, Sep 21 2007 I think I like Bianco Romano granite. How do you think it will look with cherrywood cabinets? What would you recommend as a color of tile floor: gray's or browns? Backsplash?
    • All Granite and Marble 01:38PM, Sep 27 2007 Marcene: Stunning combination! For the backsplash/floor, I'd use some sort of a travertine tile, maybe Durango.
  • Aison Comstock 11:24AM, Sep 11 2007 OK but lot of grey...
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