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It works with the marble since is it has just the right amount of movement. Not too much like some granites can, it is a piece of art work just wanting to be admired.
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With the simple color pallet you are allowed to take notice of the cabinet details, lighting selection, and overall feel of the kitchen.
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Even with wood it works, it doesn't have to be paired with an all white kitchen like most
of the images that I found.
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And this one is my all time favorite kitchens by Brook & Steve at Velvet & Linen. The marble takes centerstage without distracting you too much from the beautiful cabinetry, custom hood, ceiling detail, and dual islands *sigh*.
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While the cost will be more I think this is one area where a splurge is appropriate. I, like most people spend most of my time in the kitchen and since it is an open concept plan to the great room I need it to have that jaw dropping wow factor. What are your thoughts, take it or leave it?? Have a fab day! Mel xo
