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Butterfly Antique

Orginal name:
Butterfly Antique
Material:
granite
Material ID:
73
Country of origin:
Brazil
Pattern:
Speckles
Colors:
Gold, Green
Application:
Kitchen, Bathroom, Fireplace, Floor, Outdoor
Comments:
Consistent forest green stone with golden amber flakes and jet black bits.
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Butterfly Antique - Macro View
Butterfly Antique - CloseUp View
Butterfly Antique - Slab View
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Keal - GUEST at 06:55PM, Jul 13 2010.
This butterfly antique is pretty and i think would look ok with my golden oak cabinets, but i'm not sure if I want the black are there other options that you think would look good with golden oak. Kitchen is not very big just a U shape with a lower bar ledge. We live out in the country and so nothing fancy or modern would go with the rest of the house. The rest of the house has hard woods but the kitchen floor needs to be replaced and the type of flooring is still under consideration too. thanks for your help
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 09:57AM, Jul 14 2010.
Keal: You can go a little lighter in the green shade and it would look gorgeous. I'm thinking about Pocono Green or Butterfly.
Helene - GUEST at 06:00PM, May 16 2010.
I have a galley kitchen. I want it to look tuscany. If I purchase maple cabinets, what color glaze should I use? What color granite should I use?
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 11:10AM, May 17 2010.
Helene: I suggest to use a mocha glaze on the maple cabinets. For the granite color, take a look at Santa Cecilia and New Venetian Gold. For darker choices, try Tropical Brown or Butterfly Antique.
mary - GUEST at 04:55PM, Mar 6 2010.
i have verde peacock granite countertops, i am installing noce tumble travertine beige backsplash what color grout should i use? i like grey as opposed to beige to contrast the countertop what do u suggest
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 11:41AM, Mar 8 2010.
mary: Input this in your browser: http://www.grout-aide.com/colors2.html The "pewter" color would look great.
Jane - GUEST at 09:01PM, Oct 21 2009.
I have found a granite called Verde Butterfly - Expo, I can't find the granite on your site but think it may be the same as the Butterfly Antigue. Black, Green and Gold with touches of white speckles. How would this be with Honey Oak Cabinets? It is very similar to Ubatuba but the pattern is a little larger which seems to have a better presentation. Thanks for the help.
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 08:45AM, Oct 22 2009.
Jane: Also check out Butterfly Green.
Virginia - GUEST at 06:04PM, Jan 6 2009.
I like the gallery photos of Butterfly Antique, but the slab views look entirely different - not as dark. Why is this?
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 09:32AM, Jan 7 2009.
Virginia: This is a rather overexposed picture.
lyn - GUEST at 09:21PM, Feb 5 2008.
I decided to go several shades lighter in cabs--a golden maple with dark chocolate brown glaze. no orange or red undertones. it looks beautiful w butterfly. we miss you here! I always enjoyed your responses. :-)
lyn - GUEST at 10:42PM, Jan 30 2008.
oops! I meant should I use dark green for countertop or is there another color I should go towards? I'm trying to avoid browns. The suggestion to me was tropic brown. yuck.
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 05:13PM, Feb 7 2008.
lyn: Sorry Lyn. I'm trying to catch up with the responses. There is only one of me and 10,000 visitors a day.
Lyn - GUEST at 10:19PM, Jan 30 2008.
I have samples of butterfly and peacock green. butterfly has white flakes n copper veins. peacock has copper veins n no white at all. should I use this w/dark chocolate brown cabinets (that has a golden undertone)? tumbled marble backsplash n travertine floor. soffit/walls are creamy beige/ivory. kitchen has very high ceilings.
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 05:12PM, Feb 7 2008.
Lyn: I would probably choose the one without white. It won't distract the eyes so much.
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