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Countertop Help!

6 years ago

We are wanting to go lighter in our kitchen. It’s currently very brown and dark! We are going to replace the current granite and backsplash. Can you help me choose a backsplash and Cambria quartz? I want to go with whites. These are the colors I have ordered as samples.

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herbflavor
6 years ago
torquay maybe due to the floor to contend with. Is the floor remaining? Take the cool gray grout and edging shade of the tile and pull that in. Not sure about super cool white etc with the floor so dominant. A new floor might be worth pricing out. It could transform things.
Maria Perea
Original Author
6 years ago
Yes unfortunately the floor is staying for the near future! I’m trying to find a warm white with some warm gray all combined 🤗
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herbflavor
6 years ago
showing a close up of counters might be wise. I think you could leave them as they tie w the floor it appears...and youd save, and then replacing some doors w glass fronts in same frame color would be a big upgrade for you. BACKSPLASH : Go very light silvery gray glass, or simple ceramic ..[.near white with grayish tint]. Are you opposed to leaving the counters then?

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