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Calacatta White und Gren Veins Marble Kitchen Tops

Calacatta white marble comes from Italy, for it is limited availability and high demand from all over the worlds that make it very valuable. There are very fine grains in the slabs with heavy and bolder veining with classic look.

Calacatta marble is whiter than most marbles on the market, so contractors and homeowners often associate it with high-end luxury. Calacatta marble is characterized by its deep white color and thick, elegant veins that come in a variety of colors, anything from beige to regal gold. Continue reading and don’t be confused over marble slabs again. Finally, get the real story behind luxurious Calacatta marble.

Calacatta white marble, with its own high-end quality aura and texture, makes the smooth gray lines simple and atmospheric, outlines the eternal white, wantonly publicized and gorgeous as a picture, silent as a poem, not contaminated with any flashy atmosphere, can more incisively show the noble style, coruscate the art and vitality of the living space.

Calacatta marble is a distinctive Italian marble of whites and golds. Available in both honed and polished finishes, this elegant natural stone is the perfect choice to create stunning marble countertops, statement kitchen islands, marble tile floors, shower surrounds, and backsplashes. For flexibility in design and installation, a wide range of coordinating wall tiles, floor tiles, and mosaic tiles are available.

Calacatta is elegant marble with white background and classic gray veining that runs through the surface of the stone. It provides an everlasting aesthetic appearance that embodies a stylish harmony of diversity and simplicity.

Calacatta marble is often much whiter, a characteristic many homeowners and service professionals associate with luxury. It’s generally bright white with thick, elegant veins that can come in a variety of colors from beige all the way to gold.

Q1. I am thinking of redoing my kitchen and want to look at backsplash tiles, what should I do first?

A: If you are starting from scratch, it usually makes sense to select your cabinets first, counter top second, then floor and last but not least, your backsplash. The backsplash is a great way to pull all of your selections together, much the way jewelry finalizes an outfit. That said, nothing is "set in stone". Your selections can be made in any order. We encourage you to order samples, thereby "trying on" your options in your lighting, with your other elements. It is very important to us that your selections look as great in your kitchen. Lastly, today's technology is a backsplash designer's friend. Take a snapshot of your kitchen and email it to us. Chances are we will see something that has us suggest tile you might not have considered.

Q2. Should my backsplash match my countertop or my cabinets?

A: To answer this question, you should ask yourself what you want to be the 'star' of your kitchen? Do you have a unique stone countertop that you want to accentuate? Do you have beautiful, ornate cabinetry with lots of architectural detail? In both these instances, a nice solution would be for the backsplash to quietly compliment rather than become another focal point. A backsplash that 'matches' or blends in with the countertop or cabinets also provides a beautiful backdrop for other items such as china, accessories, fabrics, etc.

Do you want the backsplash itself to be the excitement in the room? In this case, tile that either contrasts with the cabinets and/or incorporates many decorative elements such as glass, shine, metal, intricate patterns or designs will result in a backsplash that is beautiful, unique and creates drama on its own.