Mixing Kitchen Countertops Opinions, please.
Currently, I have walnut cabinets and stainless appliances with granite countertops.
I did a mockup of the two materials I would like to use in my kitchen.
My kitchen cabinets are a little lighter than the mockup. See differences in actual cabinetry below.
In my kitchen:
The backwall has a solid wall and dining area to the left.
The left side is no cabinetry. It is a floor-to-ceiling window. dining area.
The right side is the refrigerator and a coffee bar.
The island is the same.
No glass on cabinets. 10-foot ceilings.
Hardwood floors slightly lighter.
Open to family room.
Materials:
Brazilian PA Soapstone on the perimeter (honed).
Namib Fantasy Hybrid (marble) on island and slab Backsplash. (honed)
Both soapstone and marble have beautiful subtle blue veining throughout.
(in the mockup, I had to use another stone similar to soapstone I selected. Mine has less veining, but a fair amount. The namib fantasy is very light-colored with subtle blue, taupe, gray. Actual slab on visualizer)
Thermador range with blue knobs. Backorder.
The Wall color is currently accessible beige.
I've already put a deposit down and the kitchen has been measured.
In-person, the slabs are so beautiful. But I am starting to get nervous as they are very expensive.
Opinions? Please be kind.
I know all of the properties of the stones I selected. This is my final house and I am ok with patinas.
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years ago
Susan Tiritilli