Are you in a hurry? Will they be getting more in? I chose the slabs in the back of the stack which were quieter than those in the front of the stack. (If that makes any sense.) There are many Danby marbles (7 or 8?) but Imperial has the gray and gold veining. Did you look at their site? I'd also see if somewhere else has slabs you could look at. I wouldn't settle on ones you don't like!

That is some beautiful marble 2littlefishes
Where did you locate it and who was fabricator?
I'm in east Pa and nothing near me like this tha I'vebeen able to track down anyway...

Thank you!
I'm in NJ. We got it at PMI in Marlboro and our fabricator was Elite Granite- I in Englishtown.

2lf, I figured you would ask me those ??? Yes, I have been to the Vermont Danby website. There are others that r interesting, but I do feel that Imperial is "the pick of the litter", hence the name. I am about to "break ground" on the reno, so we are probably 6-8 weeks away from counter top. I will press my fabricator a bit on sourcing other slabs as I agree that I should not compromise, too important, focal, and expensive. I would say that your slabs represent the ideal variant of Imperial Danby and that was the look of the samples and examples I have seen. Thanks for the response. BTW, I am using your lovely corner detail, I call it "chamfered with larks tongue". My KD was quite impressed with the visuals you provided and it is always great to bring design expertise to the KD ;-o))).

Awesome! Glad I could help in any way : )

We used PMI also. They have a website with current inventory. It is either PMI rock dot com or PMI stone dot com I think.

Thanks I'll check out PMI

Hola,
I found this from Marble and Granite Westwood, MA, where I got my Mountain White Danby.

see lot 10575 in the link below.
pretty.

Amanda

Here is a link that might be useful: check out lot 10575

Any luck Lorenza 5064? Would love to see photos! Its an old thread, but a timely issue. same thing happening for me now! Hope you had good luck!