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Example of a cottage chic kitchen design in Minneapolis

This is our Blue Pearl granite. It has wonderful silver and blue flecks, on a dark blue-grey background. It is a strong contrast to the white cabinets to make a classic looking kitchen!

Blue Dunes leathered granite kitchen.
Example of a mid-sized classic u-shaped ceramic tile and beige floor eat-in kitchen design in Other with a double-bowl sink, raised-panel cabinets, white cabinets, granite countertops, beige backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and white countertops

This is Lemurian Blue Labradorite, a stunning stone found in Madagascar. We accentuated the iridescent color by running it up the wall for a full backsplash. A beveled edge creates a clean, polished look and the subtle radius on the island is a simple, but elegant design detail.

Blue Dunes granite from Midwest Tile, Marble & Granite, Inc.
Kitchen photo in Other with granite countertops and multicolored countertops

Aria Stone Gallery's Copper Dune granite, natural stone was used by award winning Dallas - Ft. Worth design firm AVID Associates. AVID Associates created a modern twist with this rich, rust toned stone to create a timeless kitchen interior design. Stone fabrication was completed by The Granite Shop.

Inspiration for a bathroom remodel in Miami

Aria Stone Gallery's Copper Dune granite, natural stone was used by award winning Dallas - Ft. Worth design firm AVID Associates. AVID Associates created a modern twist with this rich, rust toned stone to create a timeless kitchen interior design. Stone fabrication was completed by The Granite Shop.

StarMark maple cabinets with chestnut stain, Volga Blue granite with waterfall edge, Kohler Langlade sink in Caviar, Kohler Cruette faucet in oil rubbed bronze, durango cream tumbled stone backsplash.

Blue Dunes leathered granite kitchen.
Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless u-shaped ceramic tile and beige floor eat-in kitchen remodel in Other with a double-bowl sink, raised-panel cabinets, white cabinets, granite countertops, beige backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and white countertops

Jackie Friberg, Photos Frank Morris Jr., Designer
Inspiration for a timeless l-shaped eat-in kitchen remodel in Boston with a farmhouse sink, recessed-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, granite countertops, gray backsplash, ceramic backsplash and stainless steel appliances

Inspiration for a shabby-chic style kitchen remodel in Minneapolis

Inspiration for a bathroom remodel

Aria Stone Gallery's Copper Dune granite, natural stone was used by award winning Dallas - Ft. Worth design firm AVID Associates. AVID Associates created a modern twist with this rich, rust toned stone to create a timeless kitchen interior design. Stone fabrication was completed by The Granite Shop.

Entertain your guests in style this summer. Here's a photo of a magnificent outdoor kitchen and dining area, featuring Blue Dunes granite for the countertops and dining table. Quarried in India, Blue Dunes granite has a pale blue background with loads of unique variations in terms of color and veining. The multiple grey, brown and yellow streaks and patches give an impression of sand dunes. Find out more here: http://bit.ly/blue-dunes

This powder blue and gold kitchen palette incorporates a bold black island and Annicca’s deep purple tones for an unexpected, yet striking pairing. Space by: Carmelin Design+Build and Chris Cucullo ?: Birdhouse Media

Living room - transitional formal dark wood floor living room idea in Toronto with a standard fireplace, no tv and white walls

This Chapin kitchen centers on Blue Dunes granite, a stone that earns its name honestly. It carries soft gray and blue-gray tones that shift with the light, moving from almost silver near the window to deeper charcoal in the shadowed corners. It's the kind of granite that reads calm and cool without going cold, which makes it a natural fit for a kitchen built around a farmhouse sink and a lot of white or painted cabinetry. Granite like this comes out of the quarry with real movement in it, so templating and slab selection matter more than people think. We lay out the pattern before we ever cut, matching the veining so it doesn't feel choppy from one run of countertop to the next. Once it's templated, we fabricate the top with an eased edge, which keeps the line clean and lets the stone's natural pattern do the talking instead of a fussy profile competing with it. The farmhouse sink is the centerpiece here. Setting an apron-front sink means cutting the countertop to expose the front face of the sink cleanly, with tight, straight lines on both sides and a level reveal so it sits right against the cabinet face. That's a step you don't get a second try on. The single-hole faucet keeps the deck simple and lets the sink itself be the statement, which is exactly how a lot of homeowners want a working kitchen sink to feel. Day to day, granite like Blue Dunes holds up to everything a real kitchen throws at it. It's heat resistant enough to set a hot pan on without worry, it resists scratching under normal knife work, and with a good sealer it shrugs off water and food acids for years without staining. It's low maintenance stone that still looks like it took real craft to install, which is the whole point of choosing granite for a hardworking kitchen. Chapin kitchens tend to mix classic cabinetry with stone that has some personality, and Blue Dunes splits that difference well. It's calm enough to live with every day but has enough movement in the surface to keep it from feeling flat. Once the backsplash and surrounding finish work are done, this one's going to read as a clean, well-built kitchen anchored by a stone that was picked to last.