Ivory Fantasy

COMMENTS:

• Marble.com - Derek 05:20PM, Feb 4 2012 The Ivory Fantasy as undertones and highlights that very nicely compliment the color of your cabinetry, plus a light base that promotes contrast in the design. It's a very appropriate choice and I feel you should stick with your gut feeling and use this stone. However, make sure to look at the full slabs and chose your favorite one from the bunch. Hope this helps!
• Marble.com - Kinga 04:26PM, Feb 2 2012 I really like the Ivory Fantasy for your setup. The soft and classic tones would be a fantastic way to compliment your cabinets. I like that over the Ubatuba or Seaweed Green as I feel the contrast may be a bit too dramatic for the look you are trying to achieve. So my vote is for the Ivory Fantasy!
• Lily 09:25PM, Jan 31 2012 I have Kraft Maid Cherry Autumn Blush Cabinets, which are a rich looking warm brown toned wood cabinet, with kitchen floor tiles that look like crema marfil in color with brownish and greyish veining. I haven't done the blacksplash tiles yet but am considering matching them to the floor color.  I am going for a timeless, elegant look. I am looking for a granite countertop that will either blend in with my color palette or pop out like a dark granite.  I am trying to stay away from the yellow and orange tones as my walls are Benjamin Moore Shaker Beige, a cool beige. My kitchen is large, and gets lots of light. I am considering Ivory Fantasy, Typhoon Bordeaux and Juparana Flamingo for blending in OR Seaweed Green and Uba Tuba for a contrast, but am leaning towards Ivory Fantasy...Any thoughts? I am very confused which way to go...
• Marble.com - Kinga 09:13PM, Jun 30 2011 Nutsie55,
  If you want to make a bold statement, check out Nero Marquina. Do you have a favorite or specific color in mind? More information would be more helpful in giving you best advice. :)
• Marble.com - Derek 04:58PM, Jun 30 2011 Just a few questions before I give suggestions, have you been considering a dark color for a strong contrast, or a warm, softer shade of stone? Also, do you like the consistent, speckled look or do you like the stones with movement and veins in them?
• Nutsie55 11:55PM, Jun 29 2011 I'm trying to add some color to a basically all white bathroom. All fixtures are white including the vanity with shiny silver faucets and knobs. The floor is a white tile with grey marbeling. What would be the best color vanity top to bring some pop into this almost sterile bathroom?
• joanne 02:40PM, Apr 29 2011 would you use Ivory fantasy in an open concept kitchen where the wall color is terra cotta? Cabinets up for discussion... :) but likely a grey green......
  • All Granite and Marble 01:05PM, May 4 2011 Joanne: Sure! Sounds like a very warm and lively design.
• Guest 11:27AM, Mar 17 2011 We are remodelling our kitchen and would like to know which granite looks better. The cabinets are Aristokraft maple autumn and flooring is Mohoawak Laminate Natural American cherry strip. We want either Ivory fantasy or Kashmir gold granite with same backsplash. Can you suggest which one will look better and has better maintenance? Thanks
  • All Granite and Marble 08:58AM, Mar 18 2011 Guest: I'm leaning towards the Kashmir Gold granite. It's warmer and would compliment your design aspects nicely. Both stones are low maintenance.
• Doug 06:44PM, Dec 7 2009 Ivory Fantasy has two different Sone ID #s - 234 (this one) and 651. Are these really the same stone? They look extremely different.
  • All Granite and Marble 08:26AM, Dec 8 2009 Doug: Believe it or not, it's the same stone name. However you are correct they look extremely different. They are different batches (deliveries) of the stone, sometimes from various quarries. As you mine forward the color or pattern of a stone may change. This shows why it is important to "pick" your actual slab to use, as saying "I want Ivory Fantasy" might bring an unexpected surprise.
• Helen 10:50AM, Apr 17 2009 how much would it cost for 19x31 with a back splash under mount white bowel Ivory fantasy
  • All Granite and Marble 03:02PM, Apr 17 2009 Helen: Please send requests for prices to our sales dept.