Help choosing a Quartz color for new home!
I'm having trouble choosing a color for my countertops. I had thought I wanted a white sparkling top but when I saw Whitney jewel it looked cheap to me. The floor matches the cabinet color. The cabinets are maple. I liked Ella and Torquay but I'm unsure. The crown molding is white!
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il y a 7 ansDernière modification :il y a 7 ansI love the whitney. I believe I have that or something similar in my closet. I don't think it looks cheap at all. What about the Bellingham? It's got a little of the tan in it.
Have you looked at the Pental collection or does it have to be Cambria?
This "gray Lagoon" from MSInternational is nice.
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il y a 7 ansSo you like white but you don't want the inclusions (little speckles), or what?
It's hard to make recommendations without (a) a sense of what you're looking for, and/or (b) a sense of how you think of your style -- right now I see very formal ceiling + relatively rustic cabinets, and unclear about flooring (a literal match for cabinets? a little lighter or darker?) or whether your paint, etc., will go warmer or cooler...
Cambria Newport is gorgeous -- pretty much a pure white in appearance (actually slightly off-white), with no inclusions and just a subtle white-on-white veining pattern. Worth seeing in person, but here it is in my kitchen:
New Kitchen 2016 -- wall 1 after · Plus d'infosNo sparkle though. Honestly, they have so many whites, from plain to marbled to fine grained -- I'd just go somewhere that has a good selection of their samples, and bring along one of your cabinet drawers. (You can order samples from their website online too, but that will involve some delay in shipping; very hard to judge these things from photos online.) Hopefully you can find something in a color and texture that you like, maybe even something you hadn't considered.
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The wall color turned out more blue than grey so what backsplash doesn't cover will be repainted
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il y a 7 ansThis is Windemere. It is tan with copper and charcoal veining and some sparkle. I love it.
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il y a 7 ansI like Windermere and Torquay. Windermere is my favorite:) But it just depends on what look you are going for. Windermere has a warm cream base while Torquay has a bright white marble look...
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il y a 7 ansDernière modification :il y a 7 ansIt's not installed yet in the kitchen and is currently going in in another part of the first floor. Here's pics of the work in progress. This is an engineered hardwood because it's an old house with subfloor challenges so it can't be nailed down. However the same floor is available in solid wood. pictures are stretched for some reason but if you click on them I think they will look normal .
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