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Natural Stone
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*Granite & Quartz: White & Grey
Amazing Granite & Quartz Project
This amazing remodel in Skowhegan, Maine combines granite and Silestone Quartz surfaces to create a truly one-of-a-kind home! Beautiful Silver Travertine Tile flooring and custom-designed mosaic and porcelain tile make the master bath a real standout!
Granite: Beige
Ornamental or Giallo Ornamental
Ornamental Granite, also called Giallo Ornamental, is a cream-colored stone with dark brown accents. It is a popular choice to brighten a dark kitchen.
Granite: Beige
Veneziano
Veneziano Granite is a Beige stone with black accents from Brazil. Make sure you pick out your actual slabs in person--this color is sometimes prone to discolorations.
Granite: Black
Absolute, Atlantic Black
Black granites look great in a variety of settings.
Granite: Black
Black Galaxy, Galaxy Black
Looking to add a little sparkle to your kitchen? Black Galaxy granite from India has striking copper flecks in a solid black background.
Granite: Black
Honed and Antique Black
Qualey Granite carries a wide variety of non-polished options for counter tops. Some of the most popular are honed or antique black granites.
Granite: Black
Jet Mist Antique
With its traditional appearance, Jet Mist Antique Granite is a popular alternative to less durable slate or soapstone countertops.
Granite: Black, Gold
Magma
Magma makes a statement with its striking gold and black striations.
Granite: Black/Green
Amadeus
Amadeus is an exotic stone from Finland with black and green waves and often purple accents.
Granite: Black/Green
Ubatuba
Brazilian Ubatuba is one of the most popular dark granites. Ubatuba has a small, tight pattern with warm, gold accents.
Granite: Black/Silver
Nero Impala
Nero Impala is a fine-grained black and silver granite from South Africa.
Granite: Blue
Blue Pearl
Blue Pearl is a stunning granite from Norway with a high degree of iridescence.
Granite: Blue, Silver
Azul Platino
Spanish Azul Platino is a light bluish/grey granite with a regular pattern with hints of sparkle.
Granite: Brown, Black
Cranberry Brown or Tan Brown Cranberry
With its warm reddish brown tones contrasting on a black background, Cranberry Brown is striking against both the dark and light cabinets.
Granite: Brown, Grey
Deer Brown
Deer Brown is a traditional granite from Canada.
Granite: Brown, Grey, Black, White
Deer Isle
Popular Deer Isle granite is one of the only stones currently quarried in Maine. This versatile stone complements a variety of color schemes.
Granite: Ginger
Autumn Leaf/ Golden Peach and Giallo Antico
Autumn Leaf, also known as Golden Peach, is a small-grained, regular pattern granite with ginger and white elements. Giallo Antico has a similar ginger color and grain pattern but substitutes dark grey for the white.
Granite: Gold
Kashmir Gold
Indian Kashmir Gold is a light yellow granite with subtle grey waves.
Granite: Gold
Napoleon, New Venetian Gold
Granite: Gold/Grey
Juparana Gold or Yellow Fantasy
Juparana Gold, also known as Yellow Fantasy, is a striking gold-toned granite with a highly variable grey wave pattern. This stone looks great with a variety of wood tones.
Granite: Green
Butterfly
Butterfly Granite, also known as Verde or Green Butterfly, is a dark green Brazilian stone with white quartz accents.
Granite: Green
Emerald Pearl
Emerald Pearl is a spectacular iridescent green granite from Norway.
Granite: Green
Labradorite Multicolor Antique
The stunning iridescence of Labrador Multicolor Antique makes for a truly magnificent kitchen.
Granite: Green/White/Black
Pine Green Polished & Antique
Canadian Pine Green comes in both polished and antique finishes.
Granite: Grey, White
Piracema
Monochromatic doesn't have to be boring! Piracema granite is proof of that with its striking wave pattern.
Granite: Multi
Bellini
Beautiful Bellini is a Brazilian Granite with an intricate, almost scroll-like design. A creamy white background is accented with details of brown, crimson, peach, black, and grey.
Granite: Multi
Madurai Gold
With its multitude of color tones, Madurai Gold looks great with almost any type of cabinet.
Granite: Navy,Brown
Sapphire Blue
Sapphire Blue, also known as Sapphire Brown, is a popular dark granite from India.
Granite: Peach
Giallo Fiorito & Portofino
Brazilian Fiorito and Portofino Granite both have peach, black elements with a large grain, regular pattern. Portofino also contains crimson elements.
Granite: Rose
Vyara Rosewood
Indian Vyara Rosewood creates a serene feel with gentle waves and soft rose tones.
Granite: Siver, Black
Silver Dragon
Black, Silver, and Gold elements make Silver Dragon a real show-stopper!
Granite: White/Grey
Azul Delicatus
Azul Delicatus is a beautiful stone that will compliment a wide range of cabinet colors.
Granite: White/Grey
Kashmir White
Kashmir White an Indian granite with subtle grey waves and ruby-red garnets.
Granite--Conglomerate: Green, Multi-Colored Stones
Marinace, Jurassic
Stunning Marinace, from Brazil, and Jurassic, from South Africa, are Metamorphic Conglomerates. These ancient riverbeds have multi-colored granites in a green matrix.
Granite/Soapstone/Eco: Multi
Two-Toned
The newest trend in kitchen design is using two coordinating surfaces. Qualey Granite's customers mix and match granites, marbles, quartz, and soapstone to create truly unique kitchens!
Marble: Green and Brown
Rainforest Green and Rainforest Brown
Rainforest Green and Rainforest Brown are marbles with an intricate pattern of brown and white veins, resembling a forest canopy.
Marble: White
Bianco Rhino Marble
Although Carrera is the most common white marble, Qualey also carries other varieties such as Bianco Rhino, which has a milky-white appearance.
Marble: White
Carrera Marble
Carrera Marble is a popular choice for classic kitchens and baths!
Marble and Soapstone: White and Black
Marble and Soapstone
Make your kitchen an instant classic with the combination of traditional marble and soapstone!
Slate: Black/Green/Varigated
Slate
Slate comes in a variety of colors--not just the traditional black. Make sure you choose North American slate for your counters or sink--Brazilian and Indian varieties can be very high maintenance.
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