Our luxury countertops selection offers a variety of colors and patterns. Selecting the right color for your stone countertops can be a challenging task for many homeowners, as it comes in such a variety of unique color combinations and designs that it is easy to be overwhelmed.

To get started, consider the following. All kitchens and bathrooms have cabinets, but the kitchen is where the color coordination is the most important. Your countertops and cabinets go hand-in-hand, so they have to look good together.

If you’re looking to create color combinations that go great together, you’ll want at least some variation. For example, black cabinets with black countertops can visually minimize the size of the room. But if you have white, marble countertops that have gold veining, you can pair them with black cupboards and pick up the gold from the countertops somewhere else in the room.

Almost 100% of the projects that Midwest Marble & Granite commences, not only are new countertops replaced and/or installed but a new sink is also installed. The new sink could be provided by the client or we can provide a sink from one of our suppliers. To get a good idea of the sinks we provide and install, there is a list here with pictures and descriptions.

This list is not limited to just these sinks, we can provide more. The most popular sinks that we have been providing are the Blanco granite composite undermount 60/40, Blanco granite composite undermount 40/60, and Blanco stainless steel undermount 60/40. Furthermore, the most popular color of granite composite sinks has been anthracite, cinder, and cafe brown.

These sinks have been known to coordinate well with the most favored granite colors (i.e. white, light-colored, some pattern). We also welcome the idea of clients providing their own sinks that have been purchased for the project. The clear-cut winner in a customer provided sink is typically a farmhouse sink.