What Everybody Ought to Know About Giallo Veneziano
March 4, 2007
Giallo Veneziano is one of our most popular granites, because it goes so well with a many woods due to its varying gold and brown color.
Where Does Giallo Veneziano Come From?
Giallo Veneziano is a granite from the mountains of Brazil and is an orthogeneisses rock, which means Giallo Veneziano is metamorphized lightly-colored magma under high pressure.
Other types of granite formation create different types of granite through different types of rocks or way of formation, such as Paradiso (migmatites, slight melting of gneisses), Santa Cecila (garnet gneisses, richer in garnet).
What Cabinet Colors Go Well With Giallo Veneziano?
| • Shaker Cherry • Raised Panel Cherry |
The gold color is a nice contrast, while the browns in the granite complement the cherry, which exemplifies its natural wood by not making it a flat color. |
| • Birch | The brown in our Birch Cabinets complement the brown in the granite |
| • Honey Maple • Natural Maple • Canadian Maple |
The gold color in this granite complements the maple tone of these cabinets |
| • American Red Oak | American Red Oak is between the gold and the brown in the cabinet, adding extra color into your kitchen |
| • Beech Coffee | Beech Coffee is slightly light, complimenting the golds while providing a fine contrast with the browns |
If you have any other questions about Giallo Veneziano, please feel free to contact us or leave a message in the comments.
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