Balmoral Transitional Kitchen, Edmonton
Home built by Scott Arthur Homes. http://www.scottarthurhomes.com
Custom cabinetry by Newground Interiors/ http://www.newgroundinteriors.com
Custom cabinetry by Newground Interiors/ http://www.newgroundinteriors.com
Transitional kitchen photo in Edmonton with recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, white backsplash and paneled appliances — Houzz
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racheljohnson679 wrote:

Doris Warren
Super white what? granite or quartzite?
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Dente Trading Co
This is a Dolomitic Quartzite, beautiful but not quite as durable as granite.
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Fine-Nest Homes wrote:
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Fine-Nest Homes
Thank you!
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natapiat
what is the name of this granite. thank you
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Rosenthal Realty "Home and Design" wrote:

Beth Lambert
What is this countertop and how is the upkeep? Does it stain easily or etch?
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Novel Painting Solutions Inc.
The countertop is granite, the colour was called superwhite. I'm not sure about the upkeep.
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jrerick wrote:

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Novel Painting Solutions Inc.
Scott Arthur Millwork and Cabinets. Here's a link to their Houzz profile.
http://www.houzz.com/pro/shawnt03/scott-arthur-millwork-and-cabinetry-ltd
http://www.houzz.com/pro/shawnt03/scott-arthur-millwork-and-cabinetry-ltd
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Cabinets To Go
We love the chandeliers above the island in this kitchen!! Beautiful granite top island, a great design!
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msf80 wrote:
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Novel Painting Solutions Inc.
I don't recall.
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User wrote:
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Novel Painting Solutions Inc.
I'm not sure, sorry.
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KITCHEN UPDATE wrote:
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Novel Painting Solutions Inc.
I don't have that info, sorry.
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jrerick wrote:
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Novel Painting Solutions Inc.
I'm not sure. Sorry.
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Tom Grandmaison wrote:
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Novel Painting Solutions Inc.
I'm guessing it was 10-12' long.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Sam Ferris added this to Quartz vs. Granite: The Battle of the Countertops
Pro: It’s available in wide slabs. Though granite comes in all shapes and sizes, it’s common to find slabs more than 70 inches wide. For comparison, quartz slabs are seldom larger than 65 inches wide and are most often about 56. Wide slabs are a huge benefit for kitchens with sprawling angles since they usually mean fewer seams. Some home kitchens may need only one granite slab, which can cut costs.Find a kitchen designer on Houzz
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The crystal knobs are from Emtek.