Pietra Imperiale

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Photos:

Pietra Imperiale - Macro View

Pietra Imperiale - CloseUp View

Pietra Imperiale - Slab View

Details:

Pietra Imperiale

Orginal name:

Granite

Stone Type:

672

Stone ID:

Brazil

Country of origin:

Veins

Pattern:

Brown, Gold, Gray,

Colors:

Kitchen, Bathroom, Fireplace, Floor

Application:

Comments:

Golden colored granite with light veining and darker clustering.

Base Stone Colors (color names are approximated):

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All Granite and Marble - Moderator	Date: 2009-07-30 09:23:11
KJ: This is a rich piece and the slabs vary so there is a chance of more black in another piece. Take a look at "Cosmic Black RW" whereas black is the dominant color and there is some honey tones. Might be good dark though.

Name: KJ	Date: 2009-07-29 23:47:29
Love the movement! Such a unique piece; which I love. Does this have alot of black in it? Trying to find a complement to Cambrian (ant) black. My cabinets are recessed maple w/ a toffee or praline finish. Just need hints of the honey with ample black and some soft tones. This one may be what I'm looking for.

All Granite and Marble - Moderator	Date: 2009-06-01 10:14:50
TAMARA: We currently stock ~40 slabs of Pietra Imperiale. We do not ship though. You'd have to be located in the NY/NJ/PA area.

Name: TAMARA	Date: 2009-05-31 15:06:46
How many slabs are available and what do the other slabs look like? We had this granite before and lost our house in the wildfires last year. Our granite had a lot of movement in it. We\'d like to have the same granite but can\'t find it locally. Where would it come from? and of course cost. We used 3 slabs last time

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