Beware of All Marble if they are tied into Marble.com. We have one of their sites here in my town, all I can say is eeewww, sceezy experience there. Eeeewww, can't tell you how bad it was to shop there, can't describe. Shop around, find a REAL granite place. Marble.com wanted almost 3 times what we paid and it was the yuckiest experience of my very long shopping career - won't give you actual names of granite unless you really push, have to fill out a form and sit through a VERY long sales pitch before they will take you into their granite 'showroom', can't just walk around, need a salesperson who shows you the samples that you pick out along their wall, and this of course, only after you have signed their sales agreement outlining payments which are out of line versus other places. They have lots of granite available, but all as a number and a colored price - you have to know your granite to price-shop there since most don't have their granties numbered instead of named. Yes, tehy can get granite in your house incredibly fast, but at a HUGE mark-up! Sceevy, sceevy, sceevy if it is the same company that has places in NJ, NY, and, CT.... We visited a location in CT - a true buyer beware situtation if it is....

Here are a few glazed images. And a few links from GW. ~boxer Media Pocket My kitchen Blog Woodworking Network cappaccino Glaze on Maple Bene Kitchen BS Moore renovations Elegant Kitchen cabinets Marmin stone Co. New Venetian Gold Granite http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/kitchbath/msg0111215919581.html White with cocoa glaze or ivory with cocoa glaze? http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/kitchbath/msg121002109540.html White cabinets w/ brown glaze: countertop, etc. suggestions?http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/kitchbath/msg0111215919581.html From Mpeg 08 http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/kitchbath/msg1013082523987.html Mrs. Andrews 08 http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/kitchbath/msg071624012734.html Here is a link that might be useful: Can anyone show me creamy or ivory cabinets with glaze?

Here below is a picture of our Kohler cast iron sink with honed black pearl granite. One of my biggest disappointments with my renovation is that my fabricator refused my request for a positive reveal on the sink. The positive reveal was the main reason I liked the look of the white sink with dark granite. Jalys6's look was exactly what I was aiming for. My fabricator said that the visible clear silicone caulk necessary for the positive reveal would be so unsightly he was refusing to do it for me. I'm still puzzled why he refused when so many positive reveal sinks look great to me. (I don't see big globs of silicone around the edge of Jalys6's ink where the cast iron meets the granite.) Oh well .... I still do love the sink with the dark granite.

The house we are building is a small open floor plan. The kitchen, dining room and living room are all open. The furniture that we will be bringing for the LR is heavy on the indigo blue with a white couch. The fireplace will have white bookshelves on each side. The dining table and chairs are black with a cherry top. I would like to do white kitchen cabinets, black island, black or stainless appliances and a black hood for the stove (a custom piece that will be the accent piece). Thinking quartzite counter tops in white with a bit of grey. I dont have pictures as the house is being built and furniture in storage.