This granite makes me think of the 80's. The black and gold is a bit much for my taste.

There are several pictures of this granite with white cabs. The kitchen is pretty spectacular looking, IMO, because the accents are spot on with black.

Personally, it is a bit more than I would want to live with for many years, but if your client loves it, then go for it.

I've used this granite with warm white cabinets...and love the outcome. Maybe balance with a dark backsplash to tie together. See for yourself!

The problem with any type of dark countertop is that it makes the room darker.

That granite might work for an island rather than doing the entire kitchen in it so the room doesn't end up too dark.

Not an expert here, but we went with a more, erm, "spectacular" granite for our kitchen and if I had a do-over, I would pick something more plain and even-toned. I like our granite but it is definitely the focal point of the kitchen. It makes it hard to dress the kitchen up in other ways, such as picking accent colors or changing the look for seasons. Just one client-perspective to consider. But if your client loves loves loves it, well, it's their kitchen.

my thought is the same as hayley's, use it for an island but only if there will be no cuts. also i think it would be great above a fireplace.

any place where, if the customer suddenly has a what was i thinking moment, it can easily be swapped without expense other than a new counter.

i do like it, but i can believe it doesnt play well with others.

I like the granite. But I am not sure how it will look in a kitchen. I can totally see this granite in a bathroom. Now that would be spectacular! Good luck!

I don't see this granite with white cabinets, unless it was used on the island only; the counters being a simple black quartz and using brass accents throughout. Pairing to black cabinetry, it could be stunning, but it's a very modern look. Imagine the last 3 rooms below with it being used on the island, but it's a very specific taste.

I would not like this granite with white cabinets. Truthfully, I just don't like it. Sorry, but you did ask.

It will definitely be the boss. Personally, it would drive me crazy but it isn't my kitchen.

I wouldn't pick it but it's gorgeous in that pic I think a off white would be better !! I have granite similar to this with all that movement but mine is black and white and grey and I'm in love with it ! It is hard to pick a back splash though still havnt and it's been a year

Beware of using this "granite". It's high mica content leaves it weak and it will shale on you in a heartbeat. It's also kinda "Elvis in Vegas" stylewise. Which probably works visually in the right setting. As long as you can get past it's deficiencies in it's structural nature.