It is similar to Alaska White. If you ask the showroom, they might know the name of the granite or be able to tell you which slab yard supplied it.

It looks like Bianco Antico .

It's Bianco Antico; beautiful stone, my previous kitchen counters were this granite.

Agree. It’s Bianco Antico.

thanks all. I am a granite lover and will have granite in new home. I thought it was really pretty so good to know when I go hunting.

Definitely Bianco Antico. My kitchen island has this stone, but it's leathered so no reflection of lights, and it feels like luxurious velvet.

Ditto

There are differences in slabs of Bianco Antico. So you have to look at slabs locally. I had this stone on my island in last house. I loved it but it has fallen out of favor since whites have dominated kitchens for last 3-5 years. Mine had more beige and lots of interesting quartz inside the stone creating a beautiful look. My fear would be it might look outdated the day you install it. If you want warm tones, I suggest you look at Taj Majal quartzite. It is so very pretty and warm looking with subtle veining. Of course, each slab is different. TIP: when visiting stone yards, take photos and photo end of slab that has specific numbers that are unique to that slab and the bundle it is associated with. Keep notes because it will become very confusing quickly. Good luck. Also keep backsplash and flooring as well as cabinet colors in mind. Many elements in a kitchen to think through.

If living there 10 years great. Enjoy. My advise still holds on selecting slabs because it is always hard to pick slabs and then get the one(s) you selected. Having good documentation will be big asset in case of problems. Also, this stone can have small chips come off so pick a “eased” edge not any curved look. 3cm slab is best too.

Here is photo of “eased” edge.

The top edge is trimmed off a small amount. Leave bottom edge squared off.

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Bianco Antico can vary widely from slab to slab. The slab shown has a fairly consistent pattern while mine is very "splotchy" (which I prefer). The only way to get the look you desire is to pick out your slabs in person. The stone wholesaler (slab yard) will "pull" slabs for your inspection.

This is our polished Bianco Antico island. We have never tired of it. We paired it with white perimeter counters with less movement to balance out the look. We are not hard on our surfaces/ finishes, but the Bianco Antico has been very forgiving and easy to live with. Since the perimeter counters are honed , we have enjoyed the polished, gleaming look of this stone on the island.

Meant to add, our edges are ogre and slightly curved on the stool side of the island.

Auto correct !! OGEE , not ogre.

Very pretty Nicci. Here is ours in previous home. I wanted to upgrade it, but decided to list house and see what happened and we sold at asking price. The couple that bought it loved it. So there you go!

Hey, Nicci. Hope your surgery goes smoothly and everything is great!

Thank you so much, Flo.