Tabacco

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Original name:

Tabacco

Other name(s) used:

Intense Coffee

Material:

granite

Internet ID:

425

Country of origin:

Brazil

Pattern:

Veins

Colors:

Brown, Red

Application:

Kitchen, Bathroom, Fireplace, Outdoor

Comments:

A fairly consistent granite consisting of dark peach and dark orange mixed with some black and white.

2 SETS

ID: 425
ID: 424

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COMMENTS:

Donna 07:38AM, Dec 6 2008 Do you mean not to use tobacco at all & just use black granite? The kitchen, dining room & great room is a huge open space. Thanks for your imput I appriciate it, Donna
- All Granite and Marble 09:02AM, Dec 8 2008 Donna: What I meant was that using Tobacco would make it challenging to add another color, so black would be a viable neutral option.
Donna 07:26PM, Dec 3 2008 I'd like to use "Tobacco" on two islands (1 big, 1 smaller)in the kitchen, then there's the counter space & wet bar? I'm getting stuck on another color coice for this decision. The cabintry is cherry & there's a lot of river rock throughout kitchen & house.
- All Granite and Marble 12:23PM, Dec 5 2008 Donna: Your design has a lot of elements to it. My recommendation would be to keep it simple. Perhaps just a black would do?
All Granite and Marble 09:02AM, Nov 24 2008 Mupupligish:
Kathi 05:23PM, Jul 7 2008 I'm thinking about Tobacco for a medium u shaped kitchen w/maple cabinets, and a light beige, peach floor, will it work?
- All Granite and Marble 05:37PM, Jul 17 2008 Kathi: absolutely! More daring I see :)
Cheryl 01:50PM, Nov 9 2007 Tobacco looks like an option. I have it written down as a possible for somewhere in our home. Maybe the threatre room counters. Here's another option, I think, what about rose Zarci for the kitchen island? Also, any suggestions for the other kitchen countertops? Thanks for your help. This comment box really works!
- All Granite and Marble 12:10PM, Nov 12 2007 Cheryl: Well, Rosa Zarci is a marble so that pretty much rules it out for any type of kitchen top. It seems like you're doing very well with the selection process :)