Countertops for kitchen with honey maple cabinets: Tuscan Brown?

[Anonymous]

I don't like it. It's dizzying.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What color walls and floors?

Go go with something with some warm tones to match the wood, but dark for some contrast. Do not make everything midtones.

Then a warm light color for walls.

Kitchens should be warm, not gray and drepressing.

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yes... thank you! Those gray kitchens remind me of bathrooms.

OP - can you put a link to the color of your cabinets?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Honey maple is not coming back and in the unlikely event that it did, you'd still have orange cabinets!!

I have them in a house we own but rent out. We moved out 12 years ago and while we can easily find renters, when we try to sell it the cabinets are a definite problem. Our countertops are gray but like someone said - if you put lipstick on a pig, you've really just wasted your time.

You don't have to paint them white (even though you should).
Since they are pretty old, pick a color like gray, navy or black. Nothing ever really "comes back" in the same form they were in before so you have more to worry about than honey maple. They style of door will also have to come back at exactly the same time (never) that honey maple comes back.

Stop with the gray.. please!

And black cabinets? Yuck. Especially if the kitchen doesn't get a lot of natural light. Black kitchens are like black bathrooms. Gross.

[Anonymous]

It's beautiful and will look great.

Although fantasy brown is a marble NOT a quartzite. True quartzite is harder than granite (whereas marble is softer) and does not etch despite what others have posted. If your stone is etching it's not quartzite.

[Anonymous]

Can you paint the cabinets something else? I think you're just compromising and won't like the end product.

[Anonymous]

I like it Op. The slab has enough grey in it to update the look of the brown cabinets. Do it!