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New Venetian Gold

Orginal name:
New Venetian Gold
Material:
granite
Material ID:
329
Country of origin:
Brazil
Pattern:
Speckles
Colors:
Brown, Gold
Application:
Kitchen, Bathroom, Fireplace, Floor, Outdoor
Comments:
Very consistent light honey colored stone with amber, white, and black flecks.
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New Venetian Gold - Macro View
New Venetian Gold - CloseUp View
New Venetian Gold - Slab View
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Lesley - GUEST at 03:55PM, Sep 3 2010.
Yes, it's granite, but granite is made up of diff rocks and I was wondering what they were. thanks!
Lesley - GUEST at 11:56AM, Sep 3 2010.
Does anyone know what types of rock New Venetian Gold is made of?
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 12:03PM, Sep 3 2010.
Lesley: It's granite.
Jess - GUEST at 11:02AM, Sep 1 2010.
Hi, What are the primary differences between this stone and St Cecilia Gold, and New Giallo Ornametalle?
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 11:04AM, Sep 3 2010.
Jess: It depends on each delivery/batch of the stone, they are very similar to each other but often mined at different quarries. You really have to see the stones in-person and compare.
shirley gagne - GUEST at 01:29PM, Aug 31 2010.
How would it look with beige cabinets?
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 11:21AM, Sep 3 2010.
Shirley Gagne: A warm, tradition look. Perhaps something darker like Tropical Brown might suit your design better?
Jenny - GUEST at 11:39AM, Aug 6 2010.
Thanks for your comment. Do you have any suggestions for a backsplash? Do not want to continue the granite onto the walls.
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 10:01AM, Aug 9 2010.
Jenny: For backsplash I suggest a white to creamy subway tile for the light, beachy feel you're looking for. Good luck!
Jenny - GUEST at 01:15PM, Aug 5 2010.
Have Sauternia marble floors, off white cabinets with brownish dry brush glaze. What would you suggest for counters and backsplash? Kitchen overlooks ocean, and trying to keep a light, beach feel
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 09:10AM, Aug 6 2010.
Jenny: The New Venetian Gold stone pictured on this page is an excellent choice for your set-up, it's warm and inviting. Another suggestion is the Giallo Ornamental.
Kathy - GUEST at 01:55PM, Aug 4 2010.
I need help with a backsplash! We have white cabinets (really white, not off-white) with brushed nickel knobs, stainless appliances, a medium-brown tile floor, beige walls, and new venetian gold counters. It's a lot of non-color and now we would like to add some "pop" with the backsplash without it looking totally out of place. Any ideas?
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 10:52AM, Aug 5 2010.
Kathy: I recommend a glass tile backsplash, with some colorful earthtone inserts.
Fran - GUEST at 10:27PM, Aug 2 2010.
We have chosen paprika-colored cherry cabinets with black & stainless appliances. We are struggling with the granite choice. We keep bouncing between NVG and something darker like Uba Tuba. Any thoughts?
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 10:19AM, Aug 3 2010.
Fran: I'm leaning towards the lighter option to offset the cherry wood. The NVG is an appropriate selection, it even has some wine colored flecks to tie-in the cabinet color. Another option might be Santa Cecilia.
Judy - GUEST at 05:51PM, Jul 27 2010.
I am redoing kitchen - maple cabinets, new venetian gold countertops, but now I am stuck on backsplash ideas and color. Any ideas?
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 09:37AM, Jul 28 2010.
Judy: For backsplash I suggest a simple and light subway tile.
Matt - GUEST at 08:58PM, Jul 22 2010.
In our newly built kitchen we are putting in Maple cabinets with a Rouge stain and probably were going to go with oak floors that are a little lighter than the cabinets. I think we are going to go with New Venetian Gold counters. My wife likes small glass tiles for the backsplash but I'm not sure? Any general thoughts about the combinations or other suggestions for a backsplash?
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 09:40AM, Jul 23 2010.
Matt: I would suggest to use a simple and light (white would look fine) subway tile.
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