Marlene Wangenheim AKBD, CAPS, Allied Member ASID open shelves are 12" deep which is the standard depth for a top cabinet.

Mariana Salvia where i can find the tiles and which model is? thanks

shutterbug1964 Cambria has similar color and it does not need to be sealed.

Marlene Wangenheim AKBD, CAPS, Allied Member ASID yes you are absolutely correct. Cambria is more durable as are the other man mades. Its about the look. The man mades do not have the luster of natural stone. Silestone has come out with new examples that look like carrera marble for example and they are a fine substitute for those who do not wish to maintain stone.

Vikrant Sharma Homez Looks like synthetic stone or maybe its Corian a Solid surface by Dupont

alj62 The description says natural white quartz with calacutta marble for backsplash. Very pretty.

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cocohouzz what type and color is this countertop? IS it silestone yukon Blanco?

Kelly Porter A similar color is Baby Fawn OC-15 by Benjamin Moore.

Marlene Wangenheim AKBD, CAPS, Allied Member ASID hi thanks for the question. I don't know the exact color as they are painted green and then glazed with a taupe finish. The layering process adds dimension as well as aging. The base color is more like a sage green but I cannot put a BM color to them. These cabinets were customizied from a base color. mw

Marlene Wangenheim AKBD, CAPS, Allied Member ASID Hi stefanie, thank you for your question. The molding shownn here is a custom made soffit using 1 x 4 with a standard 4" crown molding on fop of it. A third piece of molding was added to the ceiling to create the look of the crown fanning both downward and onto the ceiling, I designed the molding so that the floating shelves would integrate with the top cabinetry. It is not something that has a sku# and can be purchased. It is simply the coordination of a creative and knowledgable designer and a fantastic installer. I wish you luck.

designlovely Thanks! I really liked the look of these calacutta tile more than some others I've seen and I was wondering if the difference was due to the vendors perhaps. I like the mostly white background with some veining as opposed to some tiles that seem to be yellow or brown background color. Because it's a natural stone, there will be a lot of variation. I went to a local tile shop and they sell calacutta marble tile from many vendor, but they recommended Artistic stone tiles over some of their other brands. I was told that with Artistic stone I could specify first choice calacutta with light veining or normal veining. I was wondering what vendor was used for these tiles and what specifications if any were used when purchasing them, so that I might buy/get something similar. I've gone to Ann Sacks and they say that you cannot specify anything regarding the stone and they recommend buying extra in order to switch out the tiles that you do not like and also that you ask the tile setter to do a dry-set of the tile before grouting to ensure the look is right before grouting the tile. I can look into some of these other brands you've suggested. Do you know if there would be a difference in quality between these brands that you suggested?

designlovely correction: "Artistic Tile" not "Artistic Stone"

Marlene Wangenheim AKBD, CAPS, Allied Member ASID The cabinetry was custom manufactured by a local millwork industry partner. I use this resource when designing kitchens for some of my clients. The design and materials selection was done by my firm and manufactured to spec.