They especially didn t go with our brand new kitchen located just next to the bar area.
Change granite color.
When we bought our last house it had a ton of granite countertops but all of them had lots of brown and cream.
With normal use and proper care they re impervious to heat and staining.
You could also use your white trim color.
It will not adhere and if you do not like the color think about changing the wall color or even the cabinet color to change the look of the granite and compliment it more.
If your granite has orange yellow or brown your cabinet color should have a touch of cream like sw creamy or sw navajo white.
My favorite whites are sw alabaster sw pure white and porter delicate white.
They didn t go with all the new colors we put in the house grays and crisp whites and bright colors.
Sponge paint them for a textured stone look using 6 or 7 paint colors sponge a whole collage of color onto countertops for a faux granite look.
If your granite is black you are good to go for a classic black and white kitchen.
Food and liquids left to sit too long can stain the granite and change its color especially if.
I d change up other elements in your space make the black granite work.
Tackle the countertop without replacing it.
If you must cover with something there is a product called granite transformations they install another countertop right over top of your granite with recycled granite or glass many colours to choose from its expensive thought so not really economical that way and its permanent because you have to stick glue or screw it into granite to safety.
So if the stone you pick is completely black it s likely gabbro which makes for an excellent kitchen work surface but you should know that all black slabs aren t really granite even though that s most likely what they are being called.
You may be able to change the look of your countertop somewhat by sealing it.
Granite is natural stone and best not painted.
That way at least your outdated granite colors won t be fighting with the floor or the walls.
However granite is porous.
In order for a stone to technically qualify as granite it must contain at least 20 quartz and quartz is always white or has a milky color to it.