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Mary - GUEST at 07:12PM, Aug 18 2010.

I have medium oak cabinets. Do you think Kashmir Gold will go with them?

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 09:14AM, Aug 19 2010.

Mary: Yes. It's a warm and bright set-up.

Anna - GUEST at 05:34PM, May 30 2010.

Hi, I have maghonany coloured cabinets with tumbled travetine backsplash. My floor tile has a very slight tinge of pinkish orange. Which granite goes better, Madura Gold or Kashmir Gold Thanks

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 09:48AM, Jun 1 2010.

Anna: I'm leaning towards Kashmir Gold. It has less orange hues and will offset the mahogany cabinets nicely.

mike - GUEST at 07:11PM, May 6 2010.

what is the price per sqft?

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 08:33AM, May 7 2010.

mike: For pricing please contact the sales office.

Stephanie - GUEST at 04:33PM, Mar 31 2010.

Thanks....but I meant to ask about Colonial Gold and Kashmir Gold. I am still hoping you will say Colonial Gold though. Are both in the same approx. price range?

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 04:39PM, Mar 31 2010.

Stephanie: For pricing please contact the sales office. And I'm still leaning towards Colonial Gold, the brown veining will highlight your cabinets and the white will contrast nicely. And it will not look orange like the Kashmir Gold.

Stephanie - GUEST at 01:12PM, Mar 31 2010.

I have hazelnut maple cabinets with a black glaze. I am deciding between Colonial Gold (beige/gold with dark brown spleckles that match the cabs) or Madura Gold (darker granite). What do you think would be better? I am looking for a traditional look. Thanks!

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 02:56PM, Mar 31 2010.

Stephanie: Colonial Gold.

Fran - GUEST at 10:09AM, Mar 25 2010.

We have ivory cream cabs w/bronze glaze, red oak floors and a cherry island (chestnut finish). Trying to find granite that pulls in both without overwhelming the room (ie not too orange). I ahve seen this stone look amazing in pics, but in person alot of pink and peach. Why is that..is it more a white stone w/gold or white stone w/peach streaks.

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 11:40AM, Mar 25 2010.

Fran: Each delivery looks different. This stone has a light golden/yellow tone, not much peach.

Bernadine - GUEST at 08:46AM, Mar 11 2010.

I'm doing a total rehab of my small L-shaped kitchen. I picked steinless steel appliances and cognac colored (dark amber) maple shaker cabinets and island. I'm thinking of Cashmere Gold, New Venitian Gold, Santa Cecilia and Giallo Vincencia for the countertop and 4" backsplash. Which one will be a good choice? What color of wall and hardwood floor will be good to match to have a contemporary look kitchen. Thank you.

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 09:02AM, Mar 12 2010.

Bernadine: I'm leaning towards the Kashmir Gold, it has more movement that will bring the kitchen to life and will compliment the cognac colored cabinets nicely.

Rita - GUEST at 01:04PM, Dec 12 2009.

I have medium dark cabinets, beige floor tiles, light brown walls. Suggestions for countertops? Have looked at Kashmir Gold, Sapphire Blue.

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 02:44PM, Dec 12 2009.

Rita: Perhaps Santa Cecilia for a country-look.

jill - GUEST at 12:48PM, Nov 17 2009.

Thanks for answering...So rather than plaster white I'm thinking (of the million shades) a chalk white. Is it better to blend the floor (since it's a lot of color, and runs through the house) and countertops? Would a chocolate top,(Say Emperador or Platinum bahia)with softly glazed white cabinets be too busy with the 3rd color entry of the saltillo floor. Or..would the pastel saltillos just blend into the background, possibly use a similar color on the tiny bit of wall left. And the 3rd option as discussed, would it be more elegant to have the countertops and tumbled onyx which are the same color family match the floor with the white version of cabinets between to break it up. Don't want it to be monotonous. thanks again!

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 10:48AM, Nov 18 2009.

jill: You want to compliment the floor and contrast the cabinets with your granite. That is the usual set-up. The Platinum Bahia would look nice and not be too busy, the Emperador Dark is however marble, and not recommended for a kitchen setting.

Jill - GUEST at 05:19PM, Nov 16 2009.

Love love love your site! I think you need a branch on the west coast... Ok, here's the dilemma: Must stay, soft pastel saltillo (works with French Cty/Tuscany etc). Changing: the 90's bleached oak to a white/glazed cabinet. Love the Something's gotta give lok but need it softened a bit to go with the rest of the house. Looking at Kashmir Gold and the sample I have is very soft peaches and yellows with gray and brown speckles. Backsplash - tumbled onyx "Lumina" non glossy finish with all the same colors in the subway shape. The Kashmir gold (who really knows it's real name here) is identical to the pastel saltillo floor. Will the glazed white cabinets work? Or should I keep them very white (chalk white, not plasterboard white)...with Oil rubbed bronze hardware for a more relaxed look. going for elegant but not stuffy. I started out wanting a chocolate countertop with white kitchen.. Ideas? I have read all comments on all 250 pics fabulous!

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 09:02AM, Nov 17 2009.

Jill : Very white cabinets will create more contrast which is ideal, while the granite and floor will compliment each other beautifully.

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