Key West Gold. Granite and Marble Selection. Wide range of stone colors, patterns

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Niti - GUEST at 08:58PM, Jul 10 2010.

We are thinking of remodelling our kitchen we have light colored cabinets kind of like a white wash oak cabintes they have a hint of pink in them.Do you think keywest gold would go with it.For the backsplash we are thinking of putting beige tumbled travertine.our floor tiles are liht cream color.

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 08:55AM, Jul 12 2010.

Niti: You're absolutely on the right track, go for it! Another option might be Giallo Vicenza.

Alexis - GUEST at 02:28PM, Jun 2 2010.

We are designing a kitchen that will have a wall of creme painted cabinets and a chocolate brown stained island, stainless steel appliances, and possibly sand colored tile flooring. Would Key West Gold work in this design?

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 03:40PM, Jun 2 2010.

Alexis: Absolutely.

Mar - GUEST at 04:25PM, May 11 2010.

We are considering Key West Gold in an older kitchen that has cabinets that are light blond in color with a brown parkay floor. The wall is a sage green. The slabs we have seen look like your examples above with a fair amount of salmon pink and grey. You think KWG is a good choice or perhaps Boreal?

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 09:29AM, May 12 2010.

Mar: I'm leaning towards the KWG. It has more brown/salmon over the orange hue of Boreal.

Robin Jackson - GUEST at 10:30AM, Apr 28 2010.

Debating between Tropical Brown and Key West Gold. We have honey oak cabinets, bisque appliances and a lot of natural light in our kitchen. Help!!!

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 10:42AM, Apr 28 2010.

Robin Jackson: Either one will look nice. I'm leaning towards the Key West Gold, it has a little more life and color.

Cinda - GUEST at 09:29AM, Apr 25 2010.

Do you know where I can get Key West Gold Granite color in Kitchen cabinet knobs?

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 09:43AM, Apr 26 2010.

Cinda: Unfortunately we do not have this information, sorry.

Sue - GUEST at 11:54AM, Mar 6 2010.

Thanks for your quick response.

sue - GUEST at 09:47AM, Mar 6 2010.

We are designing a kitchen with light cherry cabinets, either wood or tile flooring, and want to use blue and yellow accent pieces. We have a fair amount of light in the kitchen. Would Key West Gold granite work? Or what other colors would you suggest? Thanks.

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 11:40AM, Mar 6 2010.

sue: You could also go a little lighter, some good suggestions would be Santa Cecilia, Tahoe, New Venetian Gold.

Barb - GUEST at 04:35PM, Mar 1 2010.

We have Maple Cinnamin cabinets, white appliances, brazilian red wood floor and taupe walls. Key West Gold is what we have picked but I am still unsure. Will this go well with our cabinets & floor?

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 04:59PM, Mar 1 2010.

Barb: I'd go with a granite that provides a little more contrast with your cabinets. Try Tropical Brown.

Cori - GUEST at 08:29PM, Nov 17 2009.

We have white cabinets and grey floor tiles. Do you think this would work as a color selection. The counter hangs over our med. wood colored laminate.

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 11:07AM, Nov 18 2009.

Cori: Yes.

Joanna - GUEST at 09:20PM, Oct 22 2009.

Hi...I have a sample of Key West Gold and it looks a little pink/peachy to me, but the base colors above don't show that. When installed, does it look more of a brown, gray or more peachy? I definitely do not want peachy in my kitchen. Thanks!

All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 09:05AM, Oct 23 2009.

Joanna: It differs between batches, sometimes its more peachy but usually its on the brown side. You have to inspect the very slab that will be cut for your kitchen, and and put your cabinet door next to it to see if you like how it looks.

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