Polished Bianco Antico Granite Slab

Polished Bianco Antico Granite Slab

In searching for the right granite countertop, it sometimes feels like granite starts to all look the same,

but one of our favorite white granites looks great in kitchens and bathrooms, is compatible with a variety of

cabinet colors and wall colors, and adds a luxurious touch to your remodel.

Check out Bianco Antico granite countertops.

What is Bianco Antico Granite?

Bianco Antico, also known as Royal Silk, Diamond White, or Pearl White, is a beautiful white stone from Ceara,

Brazil with a lot of up-close detail that has hints of brown and pinks.

Bianco Antico granite looks simple from a distance, appearing a mostly uniform white and gray,

but upon closer inspection, you will start to see the remarkable details and large patches of grays and browns.

With all of the subtle variations in minerals and patterns, you’ll notice pieces of quartz as well,

which adds a touch of sparkle, giving your room a sophisticated air.

What color is Bianco Antico Granite?

At first glance, it appears that Bianco Antico Granite is simply white and gray,

but you'll quickly notice how complex it is, which is why it's such a popular choice for countertops.

Up close, you'll see that what appeared to be gray patches are actually brown mineral deposits, a hallmark of this stone. These brown minerals can have an almost metallic appearance and appear as deposits, as opposed to veins.

The bronze mineral deposits range in size from small flecks to almost eight inches and provide a lot of the

character for Bianco Antico Granite.

The mineral deposits are where you're going to see the most variation between slabs.

Some pieces will have dense patches of mineral deposits, while others have just the opposite.

Both extremes create very different looks, so choose your slab carefully before you buy it.

There are also bits of clear quartz crystal deposited throughout the stone's mass, which adds an element of luminescence. You may also see flecks of black minerals throughout, which are not imperfections,

though some people do not find them desirable.

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Production Description of Realho Stone

Description

1	Product	Polished Bianco Antico Granite Slabs
2	Advantages	(1)Big hardness
		(2)Very durable
		(3)Strong corrosion-resistance
		(4)High temperature resistance
		(5)Non-toxic and non-radioactive
		(6)Low cost
3	Usage	Be widely used in countertops, washing basin, bar counter, and also suitable for exterior wall paneling, flooring and etc.
		Standard Sizes	Thickness
4	Small Slab	1800(up)×60-90(up)mm	15mm,18mm, 20mm and etc
	Big Slab	2400(up)×120(up)mm	20mm, 30mm and etc
	Cut-to-Size	300 x 300mm, 600 x 600mm, 800 x 800mm and etc	10mm,15mm, 18mm, 20mm and etc
	Kitchen Countertop	96" x 25.5", 108" x 26", 96" x26", 108" x 25" and etc	20mm;30mm;20mm+20mm laminate and etc
	Island Top	96"x36",108"x36",96"x40",72"x36" and etc
	Vanity Top	31"x22",37"x22",49"x22",61"x22",73"x22" and etc
	Stair Step & Riser	1000-1300x300x20/30mm & 1000-1300x150x20mm
5	Surface Finishing	Polished, honed, flamed, sand blasted, leather, water jet and etc
6	Quality Control	(1)Safe Packing
		(2)Color Difference Control
		(3)Thickness Tolerance: +/-1mm, +/-2mm
		(4)All products inspected by experienced QC piece by piece and then pack.

What Cabinet Colors Goes Well with Bianco Antico Granite?

Matching Bianco Antico Granite with white or light-colored cabinets will create a very bright appearance

and enhance the gray tones in the granite without showing a strong contrast.

Pairing this stone with medium wood cabinet colors will bring out the browns in the granite, creating an effortless, cohesive look.

You'll create a standout room by partnering Bianco Antico Granite with darker cabinet colors, creating a strong contrast. However, the brown mineral deposits match well with darker colors, so the white won't feel too stark.

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