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Good morning. My cabinets are Rustic Beach with a toast finish and Vandyke Glaze. The island, a corner cabinet, and a dish pantry are knotty alder in an antiquity finish with distressing. I would like a warm, but light granite. I have been looking at Toffee, but prefer something a little lighter. Could you suggest a granite that would work? I've also been looking at Giallo Ornamental and Solarius. Does the latter also go by the name Soller? Thank you for your help.
Hi Karen, I think that your choice is good, Giallo Vicenza is a consist stone so it will not be too busy. Another option you can consider is Toffee, and perhaps Copa Gold. I recommend you look at the full slabs in-person and acquire samples to put against the cabinets in natural light of the space. I hope I could help !
Hi I have medium Oak Cabinets, sandy colored tile floor and a mild floral wallpaper in my kitchen with a creamy colored background and rose and blue floral tones. Could you suggest a granite that would not clash with the wallpaper and look to busy? I like the Giallo Vicenza but unsure if it would be to busy. Your help is appreciated.
Hi, you are absolutely on the right track in terms of design thinking. I think that Onyx sand tiles will match with Solarius granite also you can take a look at beige marble tiles or Shell Porcelain Tiles, which I attached you. Good luck.
We are remodeling our kitchen, chose cherry cabinets, Solarius countertops. was wondering how Onyx sand tiles would look with these choices? Appreciate your thoughts/ideas
Hi Diane, if you are trying to bright up your kitchen, I would recommend you to go with neutral light colours like Baja Cream Travertine and Beige Marble. Please see the attchments with examples. Thanks to such colours your kitchen will look calm with soft feeling. I hope it will help.
 We are remodeling the kitchen, chose cherry cabinets (medium stain). We like the Solarius. Hope to lighten/brighten dark kitchen. What color tumbled backsplash tile would provide some contrast yet bring out the best in the Solaris. We chose SS appliances and the floor will be porcelain. Floor color(s) up in the air at this point. Appreciate your thoughts.
Hi, Please accept pur depest apology in late respond. I was trying to find the link of Kinga's replying but I couldn't. In my personal opinion the backsplash could be a Ceramic Tile Astral Sand or Beige Botticiona Marble. Please see the attachments. I hope that I could help you.
Wasn't there just a reply from Kinga that was removed today that provided a link to a website with similar tile. I now can't find it. I looked at them several times but now can't find the link. Could I have the website name at least?
I have just had Bucak light walnut travertine (large Versailles pattern) installed in my kitchen.  Will the Solarius granite counter be too boring? My cabinets are natural cherry but with 10 years of age they have darkened a bit.Â
The stone installed in that kitchen as the countertop is a lighter batch of Solarius. In regard to the backsplash tile, unfortunately we do not have information on the name of the tile used here. We only have information on the countertop that we fabricated and installed.Â
in photo 5 of 6 above what is the backsplash color and type of stone?
That's a wonderful idea Jocelyn. Tell your architect -- good job! I recommend the weather gray cabinet shade to offset and contrast the color tones in the beautiful Solarius granite. This will in-turn make the countertop the focal point of your kitchen design!
hello we are going with solaris countertops in kitchen w cedermos classic forge gold tile for floor an architect suggested we go with a sunbleached or weather gray cabinets to contrast with one another _ plz give opinion thanks
Absolutely, go for it! A very rich and warm combination.Â
We have oak honey cabinets. Will Solarius granite go with oak honey cabinets?
I love Derek’s paint suggestions. For flooring, check out Mocca and Tracia in either 12†or 18â€. Hardwood would also look great. For backsplash, the classic tumbled travertine with accent tiles would finish off the design wonderfully. Let me know what you think so far!
For the floor tile, I recommend African Slate 18" Porcelain tile in a Latte shade. I've attached a photo for your reference. In regard to the wall color, a warm but soft and neutral tone that would work nicely is Benjamin Moore Linen White or Barely Beige.
I think a honey onyx mosaic would compliment the Solarius granite nicely, but it's too much of a match and make make the design too busy. My recommendation is a Mirabelle Collection smoky brown glass tile in a brick pattern. I've attached a photo for your reference.Â
Forgot to mention, for backsplace, I like natural stone and just saw honey onxy and liked that too but not sure it would be too much going on.
Hi, I'm thinking of using solaris for my new white kitchen cabinets. Can you recommend backsplace and floor tile? I like the look of slate and thinking of going porcelain in a tan/brown hue.  Really having a hard time here. Also my house is a fairly traditional new england styled home. what do you think? Any other suggestions for countertop would be welcomed as well..ALSO, suggestions for paint color..I'm not good at this!
Sounds like the Solarius will bring warmth and a rich depth to your kitchen design by creating an efficient contrast against your white cabinetry and light subway backsplash. Go for it! We have Solarius as the countertop in our office and it's gorgeous.
Iam trying to keep my white subways tiles. we are contemplating painting our medium stain Ash cabinets a soft white. love these pictures of Solarius. will it work? We also have a white sink and oiled rubbed bronze faucet as in your pictures.
The Solarius is much richer and more interesting than the classic but consistent grained NVG. We have the Solarius installed in our office, and it looks stunning, so I am leaning toward this choice.
We are looking at solarius (a slab with a little more black in its veins) along with some medium oak cabinets. Any thoughts? Out backup plan is NVG. The slabs look beautiful.
- All Granite and Marble 11:52AM, Apr 4 2011 Eileen: Unfortunately that is the unpredictability of granite. Each delivery of stone varies in color tone and pattern. That is why you must pick the exact slab you want in-person. Something similar to the lighter version of Solarius may be Golden Beach. Let me know what you think.
- All Granite and Marble 08:26AM, Mar 15 2011 Carole: Try Sherwin Williams "Bees Wax".
- All Granite and Marble 11:25AM, Dec 13 2010 Ana. Absolutely! The Solarius is gorgeous against cherry cabinetry and creates a warm set-up.
- All Granite and Marble 10:25AM, Jul 14 2010 Doug: Absolutely gorgeous! The rich movement in the Solarius will bring your kitchen to life.
- All Granite and Marble 09:51AM, Jul 1 2010 Joni Fregosi: Solarius looks like it has the warmth and movement to bring the vanity top to life. Another option I recommend is Atlantis. The golden veining will compliment the travertine tile nicely.
- All Granite and Marble 04:28PM, May 13 2010 Maureen: Solarius is Single Gold. Really the best thing to do is get a sample of the Solarius and put it next to your cabinets, or the other way around and take a cabinet sample and put it next to a Solarius Slab. The coffee glaze does tone down the honey color in the maple but the overall design might still be too yellow in a darker slab.
- All Granite and Marble 09:49AM, May 11 2010 Maureen: This would fit better than a more golden/yellow lot of Solarius. Golden Kaiman looks similar to our Delicatus White.
- All Granite and Marble 09:41AM, May 11 2010 Maureen: A rich and warm pattern. It would compliment the cabinets nicely.
- All Granite and Marble 10:48AM, Mar 22 2010 l sandell: For pricing please contact the sales office.
- All Granite and Marble 05:10PM, Feb 5 2010 Patty: Yes, different deliveries (batches) have variation in color and tone. I think you',re on the right bath, the Solarius will compliment the black island and is dark enough to contrast the perimeter cabinets.
- All Granite and Marble 03:31PM, Aug 21 2009 Chris Schuler: Solarius would work fine, its a very beautiful stone.
- All Granite and Marble 05:20PM, Sep 25 2008 Susan R. Pretty neat I think. Maybe a bit too close color-wise. But it really depends on the cabinets.
- All Granite and Marble 03:14PM, Jul 25 2008 m. guillory: We were expecting questions about this after the NY Times article cleverly misled customers into thinking that granite countertops are lethal. Here are a few facts for your consideration: National Safety Council says that "Trace amounts of uranium are sometimes incorporated into materials used in construction. These include, but are not limited to concrete, brick, granite, and drywall. Though these materials have the potential to produce radon, they are rarely the main cause of an elevated radon level in a building." Typical Contributions to Radeon Content of Indoor Air: 69.3% Soil around house, 18.5% Well Water, 9.2% Outdoor Air, 2.5% Building materials (including Granite), .5% Public Water Supplies. Using scare tactics to sway customers towards synthetic stone is what we',re facing here. This is even more outrageous to us because we would never expect a publications such as New York Times to take part in this shady ordeal.
- All Granite and Marble 03:35PM, May 19 2008 luke: A darker cabinet will contrast more.
- All Granite and Marble 10:39AM, Dec 22 2007 George: Depends what look you',re going for. Solarius is more dramatic, while Madura will be more toned down.
- All Granite and Marble 11:14AM, Nov 8 2007 Anna Desyatnikov: It',s average. Because this one has a lot of veining, it',s more prone to cracking, but once laid flat on the cabinetry, it',s not something to worry about.
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