All Granite Color Selection

In order for a stone to technically qualify as granite it must contain at least 20 quartz and quartz is always white or has a milky color to it.

All granite color selection.

In all the places you visited the same or similar granite slab grabbed your attention. All of our granite countertop slabs are in stock and ready for prompt delivery. We have the perfect granite countertop for your project whether your countertop needs are for your kitchen bathroom or another surface. Once you have chosen your preferred overall color such as black brown blue green or yellow ask to see samples within that.

You went on seeing more and more granite colors in all the granite yards in your area. Your first granite selection is most likely your best selection. We proudly offer an extensive library of over 2 000 colors of stone. Shop and get pricing for any of our product inventory selection of quartz granite quartzite marble backsplash and more.

Materials are available in your local fabrication shops. Your confusion and frustration got even worse by now. See all stones. Their overall appearance can range from a navy blue that almost looks black to a light silvery blue.

To see more click on the images below. If you make the proper effort to take care of the stone your granite surfaces can stay in top shape for many years. Patterned beige gold and brown granites blend well with just about any color scheme. Most blue granites have blue and black bases.

But some have gray white and brown bases. All you need is a daily cleaner. Below are the color selections for granite countertops grouped into 12 color groups. See all colors and full slabs for your kitchen or bathroom countertops.

See all colors and full slabs for your kitchen or bathroom countertops. Granite slabs of the same color and classification often vary greatly. Such a color range allows blue granite to pair well with many cabinet colors. There are also perfectly black granites others with copper colored accents and even white granites that look like vanilla ice cream with caramel swirls.

To maintain a new look for your countertop you will only have to re seal a granite countertop roughly every six months depending on the specific type of granite.