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Tan Brown

Orginal name:
Tan Brown

Material:
granite

Material ID:
426

Country of origin:
India

Pattern:
Speckles

Colors:
Black, Brown, Red

Application:
Kitchen, Bathroom, Fireplace, Floor, Outdoor

Comments:
A popular dark granite with beige speckling. Sometimes includes red and some blue speckling.

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maria braden - GUEST at 01:58PM, Aug 9 2010.
Forgot to add I would love to try to incorporate some sort of glass tile. . just not sure how it would look?????
maria braden - GUEST at 01:55PM, Aug 9 2010.
I have maple cabinets in a cinnamon color, tan brown granite counter tops ss appliances and a copper sink. . I need help with back splash and wall color. Kitchen is open to rest of house with lots of recessed lighting and light rails under the cabinets. Any input would be great!!
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 10:33AM, Aug 10 2010.
Maria Braden: A glass tile would fit your design nicely, try a glass mosaic with earthtone inserts to compliment your granite. For wall color, I recommend Benjamin Moore "Barely Beige".
Beverly Brown - GUEST at 08:03PM, Aug 8 2010.
I just installed Tan Brown Kitchen counters. My cabinets are maple (natural) with white tile on floors. Stainless appliances and sinks. I need to repaint the kitchen walls and also get a nice backsplash. Should I go cooler cooler on kitchen walls or a warm neutral color. Also am redoing a powder room. New cherry vanity, with Tan Brown Granite and white ceramic floors. 4 X 5 Powder room with no windows and white sink and toilet. I thought a light Terra Cotta would look nice on the walls. The Tan Brown doesn't have a lot of Terra Cotta color in it. Sorry this is so long. Advice would be welcomed.
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 08:44AM, Aug 9 2010.
Beverly Brown: I'm leaning towards a warm wall color, try Benjamin Moore "Buttered Toffee". As for the bathroom, a terracotta tile would compliment the shades of the Tan Brown nicely, go for it!
Denise Dube - GUEST at 07:18PM, Jul 30 2010.
.....and I'm thinking of a sand color for the walls. The countertop really has me baffled... I really want something with a black base w/ some tan or brown.... any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!!
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 09:19AM, Aug 2 2010.
Denise Dube: The Tan Brown pictured on this page sounds like the stone for you! Another option with a richer pattern could be Amazon Tiger or Cosmic Black RW.
Denise Dube - GUEST at 06:55PM, Jul 30 2010.
I just ordered new cabinets... maple honey w/ a coffee glaze, stainless steel appliances, not sure on the floor ... leaning toward neutral tile but I'm thinking the tan brown granite for the counter top. I have a sample and I love it but when I looked at a full slab the red was brighter... what do you think? I also saw the Bahia Brown on your site and it looked beautiful... help!
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 09:25AM, Aug 2 2010.
Denise Dube: The Bahia Brown is also an excellent choice and will create a rich contrast against your maple wood.
jeannette barry - GUEST at 08:51AM, Jul 25 2010.
I am trying to find a paint color that will match a light crema marfil marble...What is your suggestion?
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 09:12AM, Jul 26 2010.
Jeannette Barry: Try Benjamin Moore "Honeyed Almond".
christina - GUEST at 03:26PM, Jul 24 2010.
Having a house built. We have chosen cherry cabinets, honey oak floors and creamy tannish yellow walls for kitchen. We were thinking of Tan Brown or Santa Cecilia countertops. What would you recommend?
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 08:43AM, Jul 26 2010.
Christina: I'm leaning towards the lighter Santa Cecilia to create a nice contrast with your cherry wood.
chloe - GUEST at 12:50PM, Jul 24 2010.
I have white cabinets in my bathroom with a light tan tile. I was debating between tan brown and Venetian gold. I thought tan brown would add contrast. What do you suggest?
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 08:38AM, Jul 26 2010.
Chloe: Yes I'm leaning for the Tan Brown to offset the light cabinetry and create a sleek set-up.
Nathan - GUEST at 12:31AM, Jul 20 2010.
Hi, I have medium oak cabinets along with a slate colored tile floor. I have stainless steel applicanes and the kitchen is surrounded by oak hardwood floors. I was wondering if the tan brown is a good choice of granite or if it would be too dark. Any help or suggestions is appreciated. Thanks
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 08:28AM, Jul 20 2010.
Nathan: The Tan Brown sounds like an appropriate choice. The stone will offset the oak wood while giving a nice compliment to the slate floor, go for it!
Louise - GUEST at 04:06AM, Jul 19 2010.
I have light oak cabinets, tan brown granite countertops and travertine floor tiles. Please can you help with my dilemma re: kitchen sink? I hate stainless steel (had it in my previous house and it was difficult to maintain) so I've got to get it right this time in my new build. Have considered a granite sink in Champagne because the tan brown is quite dark, range cooker is black so the lighter coloured sink might be a nice contrast. What do you think? Or have I lost the plot, ha ha!?
All Granite and Marble - MODERATOR at 12:47PM, Jul 20 2010.
Louise: Granite composite sinks are beautiful and I think if you used one it would fit your design nicely. Go with a lighter color as you've said.
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