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Durability and elegance: these are the two words that best describe granite. This material, forged for hundreds and thousands of years by the earth itself, is also quite unique and comes in a wide variety of styles and colors that can help turn your kitchen into a majestic, personalized haven. Here are some of the most popular colors in granite countertops:

Black

Few colors can compare to black in showcasing the chic brilliance of your clothes; the same goes for your granite kitchen countertops. Such countertops, which are mainly mined in Australia and South Africa, can come in deep black for a nice, dark luster, or one with a variety of other colors mixed in smaller proportions for a nice artistic look.

Brown

This color brings about an air of nostalgia, back in a time when most home interiors were made of wood. Hence, you should go for this hue (which can range from light beige to the darker chocolate) when decorating your kitchen in an old-world theme. Brown countertops can also blend greatly with almost any wall or floor color.

Red


Red hues like rose and burgundy are often mined in granite quarries in China and Brazil. These colors, along with their varied striations ranging from white, brown, black and beige, make for a truly elegant kitchen that can be a nice combination to light-colored cabinets, walls and floors.

A countertop is an essential kitchen element; it provides a functional surface for food preparation, while at the same time enhances the look of your kitchen. When it comes to the material your kitchen countertop is made of, you have to look for one that has the toughness, resilience, and smoothness needed for your kitchen activities — granite.

Here are some reasons why granite countertops are such a huge hit among many homeowners and kitchen lovers:

Durability

Granite is a type of igneous rock formed from cooled magma that have been deposited underground. The granite countertop you have at home is a slab of rock cut from a quarry. Because it isn't synthetically produced or process, its natural strength is preserved. No wonder more granite counters remain intact for many decades.

Impermeable

A well-prepared granite counter is impermeable. However, this is only 100 percent achieved if the surface is properly sealed with a special type of sealant. Such a task is best performed by a professional during installation. It would always be better to hire a professional to install your granite countertop than doing it by yourself if you really want it to last.

Beauty


While strength and beauty do not come together in many products, granite countertops have both of these qualities. The different patterns and colors of granite create an elegant look that match all kinds of kitchen. You can see your granite countertop outshining all other elements in your kitchen as soon as it's installed and sealed.