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Giallo Fiorito

Orginal name:
Giallo Fiorito

Material:
granite

Material ID:
150

Country of origin:
Brazil

Pattern:
Speckles

Colors:
Gold, Brown, Black

Application:
Kitchen, Bathroom, Fireplace, Floor, Outdoor

Comments:
Semi consistent light peach stone with orange tones and black background.

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Vivian - GUEST at 03:46PM, Jul 27 2010.
Hi, I have cherry cabinets in my kitchen and white fixtures. What color granite should I use for the countertops? Thanks for your help.
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 09:39AM, Jul 28 2010.
Vivian: Try Kashmir Gold.
susan - GUEST at 05:36PM, Jul 8 2010.
Hi, i had granite countertops installed that were called Giallo West, they look almost identical to the Fiorito that has the more beige and taupe colored stones, not so orange. What color and kind of backsplash should i have installed. I like the warm honey tones, my appliance are almond (will be stainless in the next year) and my floors and cabinets are honey colored oak.. Thank you for your help!
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 10:35AM, Jul 9 2010.
Susan: Try botticino tumbled marble as it would compliment your design nicely.
Stacy - GUEST at 07:15PM, Apr 23 2010.
Hi I'm deciding between Giallo veneziano granite, with kind of a pink tone to it, and this stone. I know they are pretty different. My kitchen cabinets are a red/orangey color with light colored tile.....but the hard wood floor that borders the kitchen is a red sangria. All appliances are stainless steel. What is your opinion? Sorry the descriptions are so vague.
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 08:47AM, Apr 24 2010.
Stacy: I'm leaning towards the Giallo Veneziano, the Fiorito stone might have too much orange undertones for your set-up.
Kim - GUEST at 01:40AM, Apr 2 2010.
I have honey-tea color tile floor that looks like travertine, gray cabinets, white wall. What granite countertop colors would work?
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 09:11AM, Apr 2 2010.
Kim: I recommend to use a color in a golden tone, perhaps Persa Gold, Kashmir Gold, or Golden Fantasy.
LindaH - GUEST at 11:46AM, Apr 1 2010.
I just found out that I can't get Giallo Vincenza in my area. Would Santa Venetia be a good backup?
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 03:10PM, Apr 1 2010.
LindaH: Yes.
LindaH - GUEST at 10:21PM, Mar 31 2010.
Hi, I thought I left this message earlier today, but maybe not. I'm thinking about Giallo Vicenza instead of Fiorito. How do you think that would work with Maple Honey Spice cabinets? I have a large peninsula, black & SS appliances, nd 8ft. ceilings.
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 09:14AM, Apr 1 2010.
LindaH: Giallo Vicenza is a better choice than Fiorito in your situation, it's more brown than orange. It will compliment the cabinets nicely and highlight the black in your appliances.
LindaH - GUEST at 06:36PM, Mar 30 2010.
I am installing Maple Honey Spice cabinets w/Mocha Glaze. I like the drama of the Fiorito, but the live chat person said it might come out too orange. Haven't set floor/wall colors yet. He mentioned Tropic Brown, but it's too uniform for me. Any thoughts?
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 08:56AM, Mar 31 2010.
LindaH: You could go a little lighter -- try Santa Cecilia. For a dramatic stone with beautiful movement, perhaps Crema Bordeaux.
Linda C - GUEST at 10:07AM, Mar 29 2010.
I am looking for a wall color that will go great with the Giallo Fiorito. I like the base stone color you show (barley corn), but is there another name for it in a benjamin moore paint? Thanks.
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 02:30PM, Mar 29 2010.
Linda C: Try Benjamin Moore "Lenox Tan".
sue - GUEST at 07:43PM, Mar 11 2010.
Re: backsplash, I forgot to add that appliances are SS and paint color is tan but can be changed.
sue - GUEST at 07:41PM, Mar 11 2010.
Can you suggest a backsplash to go with this stone (actually a lighter fiorito)and medium brown maple cabinets with a mocha glaze? I'm looking at travertine, not sure of the shade. Thank you.
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 10:12AM, Mar 12 2010.
sue: Use a tumbled travertine tile that matches the lightest shade in your Fiorito.
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