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| I'm in the process of painting my oak cabinets. I'll be matching the color of my wainscot and crown which is Behr Linen White. I have medium oak floors, black appliances and cream/champagne walls.
The granite guy just left my house to measure and it looks like tan brown is one of the only colors in my price range that I like. Does anyone have tan brown granite with white cabinets? If so can u post pics? I'm just hoping that its not too dark for the white cabinets. I also heard that it shows marks easily.....but I'm not that concerned as I'm obsessed with Windex!!! |
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| I have tan brown granite and I love it. I have dark cabinets. Tan brown is dark and almost looks black from far away. It will definitely be a contrast to the white cabs, but your appliances are black...so it would seem that it would all tie in nicely. |
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| Glad to hear you love Tan Brown. I'm painting my cabinets tomorrow so hopefully I'll have a better idea when it's done.....though this may be a week long process as I've never painted cabinets before. But i must say, when I held up the sample I had of tan brown to my wainscot trim.... I actually loved the way the 2 tones came together. I also love the copper tone in the granite. I'm also glad you said it almost looks black as black galaxy is one of my favorites but out of my price range. |
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| I painted my cabinets, I should say they were already white but it still took me two weeks. A long process but I am glad I did it. Tan brown is a granite that leans toward the rust and ~boxer This slab is a bit more red rust than the others I have Tan Brown Granite Tan Brown Granite
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| Thanks Boxer for the pics. Yes....that first pic does look more rust colored....but maybe because the backsplash is very "rusty" red. I just finished painting for the day (it's almost 7 pm) and we've been at it all day...cleaning first with TSP then 2 coats primer. I'm exhausted and my house is a disaster!! Btw....is that last pic antique brown or tan brown? It's very pretty. The 4th pic doesn't look like tan brown...not crazy about it. Remodeling is insane.....time for some wine ;-)) |
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| I think it's tan brown but it looks like antique brown. |
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- Posted by maheshsingh (My Page) on Wed, Feb 20, 13 at 14:18
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- Posted by amandapadgett (My Page) on Wed, Feb 20, 13 at 15:09
| We have Tan Brown granite and enjoy it very much. However, we have a 50/50 kitchen - our lowers are stained cherry and our uppers are cream (Bone White from Benj Moore). |
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- Posted by amandapadgett (My Page) on Wed, Feb 20, 13 at 21:51
| I wanted to add a quick note about the complaint that it shows fingerprints and such. Yes, it shows mess but honestly I prefer it that way. Previously we had 12x12 tile that hid the crumbs and smears so well that my kids wouldn't wipe down the counters when they did the dishes, assuming they were clean. Now they can SEE the counters need cleaning. LOL And, honestly the hand or fingerprints don't phase me as much as the did the first couple of weeks. We have only had the new counters for 1.5 months and I'm much more relaxed about it now. |
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