Kitchens with White Cabinets and Brown Countertops.

White Kitchen with Black Marble Countertops.

Antique White Kitchen Cabinets with Black Granite Countertops.

White Kitchen Cabinets with Black Countertops.

White Cabinets and Dark Counter Designs.

Have more questions? Contact us via online chat, visiting an MSI showroom near you, or contact an authorized MSI retailer in your area. For even more tips and tricks on making a countertop decision, check out this article on matching granite colors in the kitchen. While these are just a few of our favorite granite colors, MSI offers a wide range of granite slabs to choose from.Īnd don’t be afraid to experiment with something new, because you can’t go wrong matching any granite color choice to your white cabinets. Granite can add interest to a white-on-white kitchen or create a bold feature for your white cabinetry. Here, it works well with the cloudy white cabinets, nickel pulls, stainless appliances, and contrasting lighting hardware. Nevasca Mist Granite is an on-trend granite from Brazil that effortlessly swirls together gray, greige, and beige colors in a beautiful neutral palette with a soothing pattern. Since white colors and granite counters come in both warm and cool tones, be sure to match the underlying tone of your countertop with the other elements of your kitchen in order to achieve the desired look. This particular stone creates a stunning contrast against the white cabinets and bronze pulls in this kitchen, while the medium-tone natural wood floors add warmth to the overall aesthetic. It is often promoted alongside warm neutrals and onyx hues. Take for example Alaska White from Brazil, for instance, characterized by a delicate combination of pale silver and frosty whites. It’s important to remember any color of granite will look different when held against different hues of white. Here, the stone features a less reflective honed finish and is paired with creamy colored cabinetry and backsplash, for a traditional kitchen with a soft black-and-white theme. Still, this granite comes close!īlack Pearl is predominantly ebony, but it also includes small specks in hues of gold, brown, green, silver, and gray. But when it comes to natural stone, you won’t get a perfectly solid color countertop. Black PearlĪ black-and-white design always stands the test of time. Whether paired with black cabinets as shown here or combined with natural or dark wood cabinets, it can give your kitchen a distinctively unique atmosphere. Even within this cozy kitchen area, the captivating veining on the countertop and behind the cooktop creates a dramatic and artistic appearance. The striking contrast of bold black and white veining in the granite counter makes a powerful statement in contrast to the matte cabinets, but it maintains a balanced presence in this contemporary kitchen design.Įclipse granite's dynamic patterns bring a captivating sense of moodiness to an otherwise unremarkable design. Set atop white cabinets with warm cream walls and backsplash, the soft pattern of muted hues of the countertop adds the perfect amount of detail to an otherwise mostly monochromatic kitchen. This natural beauty blends pale grey with cloudy silver, accented by jet-black speckles. For example, Colonial White Granite is a beautiful granite originating from India. Not even white granite is perfectly white, so you can have an all-white kitchen without it looking stark.

With that in mind, let’s take a look at five of our granite favorites for white cabinets! Colonial White

That can be a challenge, but to get you started, we’ve got some inspirational kitchens you may want to replicate. In the end, it’s about selecting the right combination of materials and hues in order to achieve the look and style you’re after. The only problem is that you might have trouble deciding which countertop to choose, because pretty much all of these granite colors will match your fresh, white cabinets! Let’s face it-white simply looks great, whether you love modern, farmhouse, or traditional design. White cabinets have always been popular, but they’re becoming even more of a trend due to the light and bright feeling they create in any home, and because they’re universally complimentary.

Black forest granite with white shaker