Original name:
Bianco Romano
Other name(s) used:
Branco Romano, Branco Romano White, Bianco Toscano, White Roman, Romano Dream
Material:
granite
Internet ID:
1721
Country of origin:
Brazil
Pattern:
Veins
Colors:
Gray, White
Application:
Kitchen, Bathroom, Fireplace
Comments:
Exclusive grayish white stone with quartz and burgundy garnet deposits.
Absorption by weight (%):
0.36
Density (kg/dm3):
2.633
Compressive strength (n/mm2):
146.90
Abrasion resistance hardness (mm):
1.40
Bending strength (n/mm2):
7.16
Danbury, CT
COMMENTS:
Hello, I have a customer who has bianco romano countertops, cherry kaffe, cabinets. I am trying to help her with a nice backsplash. She id putting stainless steel above stove. Can you suggest backspalshes that would go good with this please.
Hi, Please contact with Danbury location which is the nearest from you: http://www.marble.com/location.... You should send them the layout of your kitchen with measurments and they will send you back the estimate and some pictures of the stone. Regarding to the sink we have still one for free to each countertop. You can find them here, it's M-249D, G-239 Rectangle and M-321R 70-30: http://www.mrstone.com/sinks/u.... Good luck !
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Hi, I have a few questions.
1) I was wondering what locations have Bianco Ramano ID:38? We live near Albany, NY and we would like to visit the closest location that has it.
2) Are any of the images above ID:38?
3) Do you still include a sink with the countertop? If so, are these specific sinks shown anywhere on your site?
Thank you very much and we look forward to visiting.
-Duane
Hi, Please accept my depest apology in delay of responding, but it was missing. I think that that Bianco Romano stone against antique cabinets creates an elegant, clean and fresh kitchen design, which is also popular right now.
Hi, This Single Gold price group.
Do you think Bianco Romano would match with this Antique White color Kitchen?
I like the Bianco Romano. What price color group is this stone in?
Hi, I think that wooden cabinets are easier to restain however we are stone fabricator so it's better to ask cabinet specialist. I attached you pictures with comparison of different coloures of cabinets. For Bianco Romano I would recommend you to go with Mahogany Red Oak (third cabinet). It will work really nice with burgund spots. However Delicatus White stone works with dark cherry cabinet (first cabinet). It's a terrific contrast between cabinets and brownish veins. I hope that will work !
Hi. I would recommend you going with the Red Mahogany cabinets and use Off White Glass as a backspalsh to brighten up the space. In the attachment you will find an example of the cabinets and tiles. The Mahogan cabinets with Bianco Romano countertop and white tiles will give you a great contrast in the kitchen !
Hi! I really love the looks of bianco romano. Any suggestion for cabinet colors and backsplash? I have dark floors.
I've also attached a picture of the granite slab which hopefully I would be able to get.
Hi Sharon. Yes, I am leaning toward a cherry finish which I think should darker the wood to create a contrast between the light Romano granite and the cabinet. In addition, this stone has occasional wine colored flecks which would be pick-up nicely by the cherry color tones in the cabinetry. Hope this helps!
I am considering the Blanco Romano for my maple double Vanity in my bathroom.Would a cherry or chest nut finish on the maple wood look well with this granite? The walls are a variation of Carolina blue and the tiles are variable tiles with light brown ,blue, tan nnd yellow.What do you think the color of the wood finish should be?
Hi there. Unfortunately we do not know the specific name of the wall color used in the kitchen portfolio examples, we only have information on the countertops that we ourselves installed. In regard to your project, the Bianco Romano is indeed an elegant choice for a beach house. Some other recommendations I can add would be Delicatus, Netuno Bordeaux, River Valley, and Ice White. Hope this helps!
We are redoing our kitchen counter tops - my cabinets are white and the floors are a white/grayish tile. My first choice is this bianco romano granite - though the slab I've seen is more beige than white -still think it would be a nice contrast. I like the kitchen pictured above - can you share what color paint is on the walls or do you have a suggestion. This is a beach house - most other walls white breadboard and beige walls ( might like something just a little different). Putty or a gray color?
Hello. The Bianco Romano featured on this page, with it's subtle pattern would be appropriate against marine colored cabinetry to create that light, elegant, beach themed feel for the kitchen. Another option I recommend to consider is called Netunto Bordeaux as well as Delicatus. Best of luck!
My kitchen cabinets are Thomasville Marine and my floor is hardwood stained dark --can you recommend a granite countertop?
Hi again Putty. I was actually going to recommend Red Mahogany cabinet wood color as well! (in addition to the cherry and espresso). I think the Mahogany cabinet is also an excellent choice and appropriate for your design set-up to be used for the perimeter (or even throughout the whole kitchen). Go for it! In regard to the backsplash choice, I will attach photos of a few suggestions I have in-mind for you. Since you may have two cabinet colors and it looks like the countertops will have some movement and veining, the backsplash should be on the light and neutral side in my opinion. Take a look at tiles such as a White Carrara Marble Brick Mosaic, or a Subway & Ming Glass Linear Mosaic Blend. For a little more warmth, we also have options such as Tilecrest Eclipse Series Dunes Linear & Glass Stone Blend and Iridescent Art Glass Linear Mosaic Blend. Hope this helps! :-)
Thank you, anyway what do you think about red mahagony cabinets? If so should I stick to a light backsplash or a dark one? Any suggestion?
Well, for the perimeter cabinets if you want to go darker then I recommend a cherry or espresso colored wood. This will contrast the Bianco Romano nicely and the occasional garnet colored flecks in the granite will pick-up the wood at the same time. For the island, a stark white should be used. Maple or Oak does not really go with the Bianco Romano in this situation. In regard to other countertop choices, take a look at the family relative called Bianco Antico, as well as Delicatus, Ice White, and Snowflakes. Best of luck!
Hi, so my floor is Maple Rum and I kinda like the Branco Romano granite. What is the best option for the cabinets and the backsplash I should go with? I want something a little dark for the cabinets. Also if I want to do light color cabinet for the island what is the best choice that the granite would work best with both colors of the cabinets. Any suggestion on the granite beside Branco Romano?!? Thank you so much.
Hello. In regard to the granite, it's a good idea to use a warm stone without too much movement such as Astoria or Sunset Ivory for the perimeter Red Mahogany cabinetry (you can also consider a cherry-colored cabinet). This will provide a contrast to the wood and the design will not be overly busy because on the backsplash I assume you want to have the Golden Select Mediterranean Fusion Stone & Glass blend which is a richly colored mosaic. As far as the island, it's also a good idea to contrast the warm golden highlights prominent in the design so far with a darker, elegant granite that will complement the cabinetry. You can also have movement and veining in the island countertop to accentuate this piece as the focal point of the kitchen design. My recommendations for the island are options such as Crema Bordeaux, Brown Alpine, Golden Rock, Jacaranda Wood or Eucalyptus. You could absolutely also go with something less busy for the island, that has consistent pattern such as Monterrey Green, Ubatuba Gold, Imperial Coffee, or Bahia Brown. Hope this helps!
Hi there,
So I remoldeing my kitchen from U shape to L shape with an island. My first question is my new floor is gonna be Mahagony Rum and the cabinet that we are going to pick is Red Mahagony (just an option, I want something dark. If you have any suggestion plz let's me know too) so what is good for the backsplash ( again I kinda like Golden select Mosaic glass and stone look) and the granite countertop?
Should I go with the different color for the island so It won't overwarm the space? Thanks for your time.
I recommend to visit our Ridgefield Park, NJ facility: http://www.marble.com/location... They have the largest selection of stones and many light granite's that should fit your vision. For example, colors such as Kashmir White, the whole family of Colonial's (Colonial Gold, New Colonial Dream, Colonial Cream ect.), White Fantasy, and others. Hope this helps!
What site do you have slabs with little gold, more gray? I have white cabinets, gray island
Hi Laxmi! How can I help you?
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How are you? The Bianco Romano granite is an efficient choice for your two cabinet color combination. A color such as this will contrast the perimeter cherry cabinetry while complementing the light island. The garnet-wine colored occasional flecks in the stone will also pick-up the cherry wood quite nicely. Another granite I recommend you can consider is Milky White and Delicatus. Hope this helps!
I am remodeling my kitchen and have Cheery cabinets with a white colored island cabinet. The room is pretty well lit and was wondering if Bianco Romano might be a good fit. Have not picked out a floor tile or backsplash.
Hello. The field tile for the bathroom should be soft, neutral, and subtle in color tone and style. Specifically, I have in-mind tiles such as Philadelphia Travertine or Onyx Light Ivory Travertine. I've attached photos for your reference. Good luck!
I am remodeling my master bathroom and I have installed two 60 inch maple cabinets (his and hers) and topped the cabinets with a gorgeous Bianco Romano granite. The granite is mostly white with grey veins, splotches of tan and burgundy speckles. What type/color floor tile and wall tile should I use around my shower and roman tub surround that would bring out of the granite and not overshadow its beauty. My master bedroom decor is mostly soft tan with accents of aqua color fabrics.
Yes, Bianco Romano should go nicely with espresso cabinets. A combination of these two choices will create an efficient contrast between the dark cabinets and light countertops. I recommend to use a travertine floor instead of slate, I've attached a photo. For the backsplash, a subtle mosaic such as Tilecrest Eclipse series Dunes Linear Glass stone blend would be appropriate. I've attached a photo of this as well. Hope this helps!
i am doing bianco romano- has a lot of gold and gray in it. i am doing espresso cabinets- i am scared it doesnt match- i see so much of it with white cabinets- does it go with espresso? also i was thinking of going with a slatey floor. but then i was thinking backspalsh and walls would be gray too... i dont want it to look too gray and cold....any suggestions? i dont want it to look too washed out with cream backsplash... and does cream backsplash go with my gray floors? help :(
Actually both stones go very well with white cabinets. If you want a sleek, sharp and modern contrast, the Black Pearl is a fine choice. However, if you want a clean and beachy look, the Bianco Antico would go very well. Hope this helps!
Which one of our facilities has done your template? Each facility has some similar and some different stones so we definitely need to know which one you went to so we can steer you towards your perfect countertop.
which goes better with white cabinets and light wood floor, bianco antico o black pearl
Hello,
We really like the bianco romano in the photo with the white island. Your store has templated our kitchen/bar already, but we are having difficulty making a decision on stone. Cabinets are cream glazed and floor is american walnut. We like "veins" as opposed to circular granite patterns. What can you recommend? Thanks
You can certainly use a dark backsplash for contrast and it's an interesting idea. If you're going to go darker, I recommend either Merola Cobble Noce Ceramic Subway tile or Mirabelle Collection peat brown glass tile in a brick pattern. I've attached photos for your reference.
I have oak cabinets and I am putting in the Bianco Ramano granite. If I do a tumbled stone subway tile backsplash will it look to light and wash everything out? I have a cherrywood floor. I am torn between light and elegant and doing a darker backsplash for contrast. Thank you for your help.
Since there is plenty going on with two different granite countertop colors, I recommend to use a calm and neutral paint shade such as Benjamin Moore Linen White or Navajo White. In regard to the backsplash, a wonderful compliment to the Bianco Romano granite would be a Palladium travertine stacked mosaic or Crema Marfil tumbled marble from Daltile. Hope this helps in your decision making!
I am installing cream colored cabinets with bordeaux island and using bianco romano countertop. We are going to have dark wood floors. What color backsplash and color of walls should i do?
Thank you!
Well, you can keep a light and elegant backsplash such as the Subway & Ming Glass Mosaic from Somertile Reflections, or you can use some interesting pattern and shades such as an earth tone colored Glass & Stone mosaic strip from South Shore Flooring. I've attached images for your reference.
I'm remodeling a kitchen and looking for the right tile back splash design. Currently, we are looking at a cashmere white granite counter top with a dark cherry cabernet stain. What would you suggest for a back splash?
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?
http://www.marble.com/blog/two...
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!