Juparana Crema Bordeaux. Granite color selection for countertops

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Marble.com - Derek 07:31PM, Jan 12 2012 Also, you should take samples home of your favorite choices to put them against your cabinets in your kitchen light to see how you like the various combinations!
Marble.com - Derek 03:55PM, Jan 12 2012 After reading this comment that you're steering away from gray tones in the granite, I'd say Madura Gold with deep and rich browns such as ID: 304 or 306 would compliment your design nicely with warmth and overall excellent appeal.
Marble.com - Derek 03:39PM, Jan 12 2012 I also feel the other Bordeaux stones from this family that have a darker base would be a little more appropriate. My choice is the Ibere Crema Bordeaux. Of course, the key is for you to look at the full slabs yourself and make the final decision.
Marble.com - Kinga 03:59PM, Jan 11 2012 When you do visit, make sure to bring your cabinet door along with your layout and measurements for an instant estimate. Keep in mind you will see hundreds of stunning stones so keep an open mind and have fun. We will help you with pleasure!
Tom 03:39PM, Jan 11 2012 I am going to visit the yard when I get the chance.

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Marble.com - Kinga 03:21PM, Jan 11 2012 Solid choice! Will you be purchasing from us?
Tom 02:57PM, Jan 11 2012 Yes ID:306
Marble.com - Kinga 01:23PM, Jan 11 2012 I like the Madura Gold with your cabinets as long as you pick a darker shipment to make sure there is enough of contrast. Have you seen one you like so far?
Tom 11:16PM, Jan 10 2012 I am not very fond of the greys in the Crema Brodeaux. I tend to lean a little toward the red/rose that are in the Juparana Crema brodeaux. What about the Madura Gold?
Marble.com - Kinga 09:39PM, Jan 10 2012 The Juparana Crema Bordeaux would work with your cabinets but I’m leaning more towards Crema Bordeaux or Bordeaux Delicato. My concern with the Juparana Crema Bordeaux is that it may blend too much with your cabinets. I feel my suggestions will provide you with a sharper contrast and wonderful balance in the space. Let me know what you think!
Tom 08:38PM, Jan 10 2012 I am replacing my kitchen countertops. I have maple spice cabinets. Would the Juparana Crema Bordeaux wok well with them?
Marble.com - Derek 02:37PM, Jul 5 2011 My suggestions that you may want to take under consideration are "Straw Hat" and "Summer Lime". Benjamin Moore Line. A warm tone for the wall color will pick-up the color in your design nicely.
Marble.com - Kinga 01:42PM, Jul 5 2011 I feel a nice warm tone like Benjamin Moore’s “Crème Brulee” or “Lemon Grass” would highlight your cabinets and beautiful granite. Yellow tones compliment reds wonderfully and provice a nice contrast so I feel you should go in the yellow family. You should pick the shade based on your preference. Let me know what you think!
Shirley 05:58AM, Jul 5 2011 I am having my kitchen done - mahagony cabinets, juperana crema bordeaux granite countertops, stainless steel sink and facuets. My floor tile will be changed-larger floor tile 16x16. What color would you use for the walls?
Donna Nappi 12:03AM, Jul 19 2010 I am doing a kitchen w/cherry cabinets - juparana crema bordeaux granite and a pinkish-beige backsplash and floor - I am also using bronze accents in the backsplash - What color would you use for the walls and window treatments
- All Granite and Marble 01:05PM, Jul 20 2010 Donna Nappi: Try Benjamin Moore "Barely Beige" for wall color.
Laura 09:21AM, Mar 29 2010 What is the difference between Crema Bordeaux and Juparana Crema Bordeaux?
- All Granite and Marble 02:27PM, Mar 29 2010 Laura: Two different variations of the Crema Bordeaux, very similar.
Emma 02:39PM, Jun 11 2009 I have white cabinets and an oak floor. Would creme bordeaux work and what color paint would compliment the walls?
- All Granite and Marble 10:42AM, Jun 12 2009 Emma: It should work well. For the walls, I'd go with something rather toned down, a sandy color perhaps.