- The most available slabs come in colors of tan, white, browns, greens, black and blues - with blue and black in high demand and also more expensive.
- There are subtle differences in color but dramatic differences in veining.
- Tan and brown slabs work well in virtually any style of home and go well with most color schemes.
- Take your time! There are so many types of granite, it will be worth the effort if you go slow and enjoy the process.
- Bring fabric, wood chips and tile samples with you and play them against the various slabs. Sometimes a slab that you might never consider comes alive against the other material that will be featured in the room.
- Ask for samples to see how they "read" in the lighting of your home.
- If you choose a dark wood for your cabinets, the contrast of a lighter stone provides a classic look with lots of interest.
- Consider your flooring when selecting the color and type of granite for your bath or kitchen. Don't mix a busy floor with a busy countertop.
- Trust your designer! Your Bedrock and Rite-Loom contacts can guide you through the selection with the right information and great ideas.
Have fun!
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