Original name:
Imperial Green
Other name(s) used:
Kerala Green, Verde Tropical G, Verde Imperiale, Verde Kerala
Material:
granite
Internet ID:
650
Country of origin:
Brazil
Pattern:
Veins
Colors:
Green
Application:
Kitchen, Bathroom, Fireplace, Outdoor
Comments:
Beautiful forest green stone with deep green veining and burgundy stippling.
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Danbury, CT
COMMENTS:
Hello. I think the Imperial Green would be very appropriate for your set-up as an elegant choice with rich movement. As you can see in the "Work Examples" photos, this granite is shown on a white cabinet for your reference. Another option could be Niagara Green. Unfortunately we do not service your area, so you will have to check with fabricators in your area locally. What you can do is fill out an estimate request here: www.marble.com/estimate to have an affiliated fabricator in your area contact you. Best of luck!
Me again. How do you think this would work with the with cabinets and dark floor? anywhere I can see this near the Detroit, Mi area?
I like the idea of using a granite with green hues and highlights as this is very organic, natural-looking, and earthy. It's very appropriate for a shore house. Out of the three choices you're considering, I am leaning toward the Imperial Green like you because it's lighter than the other choices but still dark enough for an efficient contrast. Also, I like the interesting pattern and movement within the stone. Another color that I recommend to consider is called Verde Sequoia. The pattern looks like tranquil and subtle waves which would also complement a shore house feel very nicely. Hope this helps!
I will be redoing my cabinets so they are an antique white/cottage white color, the walls are pale peach and the floor is tiled in a pale beige. This is a shore house with dark green accents throughout. THe kitchen, dining and living area is open floor plan and the kitchen is lofted to the 2nd floor. I like the Imperial Green alot. What do you think? I also like the Green Ocean and the Green Galaxy
Hello there. Is it possible for you to snap some photos of your kitchen and it's design set-up so you can attach them as a response to me on here? This would help me give you more accurate, precise suggestions. Please let me know!
How would the Imperial Green look with dark evergreen cabinets, log walls, and earthtone floor tile? (Application is fairly large kitchen countertops with bar.)