Sorry... I have NO idea! I had the floor refinishing match the existing color but whoever you have refinish your floors should be able to provide color samples. :O)

You can do a combination of granite and marble HOWEVER only use them if they are going to compliment each other. For instance, I have used a very black granite (no gold fleck) with the Carrera marble tiles. A honed finish on the countertop will make the black granite feel less formal, if you area going for a more casual look, like the one shown. Granite is a better choice for countertops because of its durability, depending on the color or your top, I would choose backsplash tile to coordinate.

... that is exactly what was done here. It was a combination of honed Carrera marble tiles for the back splash with granite counter tops... probably stating the obvious, but just be sure to lay out all your materials together to see how the colors interact.

Thanks for the info! I am in the market for white granite with grey markings. I went to the stone yard today and was not able to find Bianco Romano granite, however, I liked a similar color, Kashmir White, which has a combination of burgundy, beige, and grey leaning more on the white side. Suzie, what kind of granite did you use for this kitchen? I am also painting my cabinets white. I am in between Decorator's White or Benjamin Moore's White Dove. I am a bit confused because it looks rather ivory online, but looks bright white when seen on other kitchen photos in Houzz. Please advise, thanks again!

Unfortunately I can't recall what the name of the granite is off hand so I can't be any help there. Everything is relative to the surroundings, so gather materials and look at them together in the setting they'll be going into and I'm sure it will be fabulous!

This is a mixture of old and new solid wood flooring. When we removed the wall to the kitchen, we "feathered" in wood flooring to match the original 1926 flooring and then had the whole floor stained to match the existing color throughout the rest of the house.

Versatile Gray 6072 by Sherwin-Williams is similar.

I'm not 100% sure, but I'm uploading the top of a paint can of one that I think it could be, which is one of my favorites....

winter gate by Benjamin Moore is very close

It's a color I had custom made, but I've posted the top of the can above. :O)

Not sure, but it was from IKEA so it should be easy to find. :O)

49 x 31

http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/00116996/

ikea

big help - thanks

ALL of the kitchen was torn out, including the built-ins because they are what made up the wall that separated the kitchen and dining area [I'm attaching some more 'before' shots that show the built-ins]. All of these cabinets, including the island, are from IKEA. You are correct... for continuity, the baseboards are higher [I think around 5"] and just a continuation of what's throughout the rest of the house!

A similar wall color is Versatile Gray 6072, and try Extra White 7006 for the cabinets, both by Sherwin-Williams.

As always, thank you!

I love the serenity of this color. Try a warm gray such as Versatile Gray 6072 by Sherwin-Williams.

Fabulous contrast. Check out Sherwin Williams' Anonymous, SW7046.