Brown Amber Granite
Brown Amber Granite; The All Rounder for Your Kitchen
KITCHEN | MATERIALS
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Brown Amber Granite Surface
Brown Amber Granite slabs, with their light brown veins and patterns on top of a bronze brown backdrop, add a touch of natural elegance to interior settings. Brown Amber granite’s pattern varies from slab to slab, with some designs consisting of black veins with dark amber shadows and white and greyish veins, conveying all the power and pride of a storm. Brown amber is extracted from quarries in Brazil. Brown Amber adds to the beauty and tranquillity of the environment in which it is used. Worktops in kitchens, islands in kitchens, window sills, upstands, splashbacks in bathrooms, outdoor pavings, walls, floors, fire hearths, and so on.
BROWN AMBER GRANITE
£379.20
Is It Still Fashionable to have Brown Granite Countertops?
Although beautiful, brown granite is not usually the first choice in modern designs. Brown granite isn’t considered super modern or “in style” right now because of its more traditional appearance.
However, there are ways to make brown granite feel more contemporary, such as pairing it with lighter cabinets and backsplashes or even using white or grey wall paint. Again, this is not to say that brown granite cannot add value to your home; it is simply more traditional than lighter options.
What Cabinet Colours Go Well with Brown Granite?
Beige:
When it comes to cabinets, choose ones that are either lighter or darker than your counters. Like the backsplash, it’s more stylish to have your cabinetry contrast rather than match the countertops in a space, so keep that in mind.
For example, if your brown granite is on the darker side, a soft beige, white, or even grey cabinet colour may help to brighten and modernise your space. If you have super light brown granite counters, however, deeper, richer cabinetry is the way to go.
Brown:
The Brown wall colour scheme is a great complement to brown granite countertops. Although this isn’t particularly exciting, using a shade of brown in one space can look very nice without looking too matchy.
Another noteworthy feature is the use of dramatic black and wood cabinetry in this kitchen, which, while striking, does not compete for our attention.
White
Idea for the white wall colour to complement your brown granite countertops. Again, nothing revolutionary here, but the neutral white walls allow your counters and other finishes to stand out, which is always a plus.
However, you could try going a little warmer with the white you choose to make your room feel cosier.
Blue
Brown granite countertops are experimenting with the softer blue wall colour. As previously stated, going with a neutral or light hue will work well with brown granite, so feel free to experiment with your wall colour. Of course, if you have brown granite, you don’t want to go too bold with the wall colour because it may clash, so the softer the better.
Grey
Grey wall colour scheme with brown granite countertops. Although grey and brown don’t usually go together, the cooler undertones in the granite allow this space to mix the two without feeling out of place. The lighter cabinetry and mixed stone backsplash also serve as a nice transition from the darker cabinets.
Similar Stones for Brown Amber Granite Worktop:
Check out these similar stones from work-tops.com and style it
COPPER DUNE GRANITE
£290.94
NETTUNO BORDEAUX GRANITE
£260.40
FERATTO GRANITE
£347.63
How to Get These Granite Slabs:
Work-tops also offers kitchen template, fabrication, and installation services to homeowners in the UK and Ireland, so give us a call at 0330 113 5868 or send an email to info@work-tops.com if you’re interested. Our installation services are available in as little as 10 days (given that there are no changes made after the template appointment).
