Most Popular Light Granite Slabs for Indoors & Outdoors

Most Popular Light Granite Slabs for Indoors & Outdoors


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Granite could be found in more than 100 different colours, including bright and dark tints, in numerous excavation sites all over the world. When making comparisons of typical granite colours, like white and black, the rating represents how light or dark the colour is. Do not forget that light granite colours also have some other coloured mixtures. Light granite has always been fashionable and favoured all over the world, regardless of whether it is in a tile format or slab. You will learn more about a few carefully chosen light-coloured granite items that are an ideal fit for all worktops, floors, and walls with the help of this article.

The Popularity of Light Granite Slabs

The Popularity of Light Granite Slabs

Light-coloured surfaces reflect a significant portion of the sunlight that hits them due to their high light intensity. White is the elegant hue which is appealing to everyone interested in obtaining calming and brighter colours for a variety of places, including homes, malls, kitchens, restaurants, bars, bathrooms, cafe corners and more. You can probably find a lengthy list of light granite samples when surfing online. White granite consistently ranks at the top of the results when looking for names of granite colours, particularly light colours.

We at Work-tops have a wide range of colour choices in different features like patterns, finishes, thickness, sizes and even price ranges!! Hurry up and Browse our Granite Collection.

MAGMA BOOKMATCH GRANITE

MAGMA BOOKMATCH GRANITE

£391.63

Magma Bookmatch Granite is another type of natural stone that features a bookmatched pattern. Bookmatching involves aligning and mirroring two adjacent slabs of stone to create a symmetrical and visually striking gold and copperish vein designs. In the case of… read more

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MOUNTAIN WHITE GRANITE

MOUNTAIN WHITE GRANITE

£288.04

Mountain White Granite comes with a white surface slabs with grey veins all ove the stone. This stone is distinctive and makes your kitchen look unique.Granite is a coarse-grained, igneous rock composed of feldspars and quartz with minor quantities of… read more

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PRETORIA WHITE GRANITE

PRETORIA WHITE GRANITE

£269.45

Pretoria White Granite with white surface and tiny burgundy grains all over the surface. It is a very intricate granite countertop with a white background. It is the ideal answer for your current and vintage needs.The wide range of applications… read more

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Granite Worktops UK

Click on this link to learn about the most popular light granite slabs that have been very popular in the United Kingdom.

Kashmir White Granite

Kashmir White Granite, also known as Cashmere White in some cases, is a gorgeously intriguing stone with a really unique pattern. The Kashmir White granite countertops have a creamy off-white or snow-white foundation. Across the slab, there are frequently some grey to black coloured dots be-sprinkled, which can create an interesting mottled appearance. In some cases, you can see reddish-brown specks that are dispersed.

Specifications of Kashmir Granite

Background colour: White.

Additional Names: Kashmir White Granite, New White Kashmir Granite, New Kashmir Granite.

Origin: South India.

Slab Identification: Delicately tinted snow-white tones for the foundation with minuscule flecks of steel-grey, burgundy, and charcoal tones.

Recommended finishes: All popular finishes.

Uses: Indoors and Outdoors.

Colonial White Granite

After making its presence felt in the British market, Kashmir White became so difficult to find, which gave popularity to Colonial White Granite, and thus it became a significant player. Homeowners who prefer true light-coloured natural light granite kitchen countertops have found the light granite and very faintly creamy tones to be incredibly popular. They are less uniform than in Kashmir Granite and much less so than in River White. Colonial White Granite complements white and dark grey cabinets beautifully and is exactly on trend with the current craze for airy, bright kitchens that yet pay homage to sustainable materials.

Specifications of Colonial White Granite

Background colour: White.

Additional Names: New Imperial White Light Granite, Buckingham White Granite, Platinum White, Indian Bianco Romano Granite, Cotton White Granite, White Antique Granite.

Origin: North India.

Slab Identification: Small flecks/dots of steel grey, reddish-purple, and charcoal black are scattered throughout the smooth snow-white background of the material.

Recommended finishes: All popular finishes.

Uses: Indoors and Outdoors.

Colonial Gold Granite

The veining and brown and grey specks on the creamy-gold background of Colonial Gold Granite are excellent. The stone contains an illuminating factor that is evident naturally. Though it is recommended for both indoors and outdoors, it is preferable for outdoors when freezing temperatures are frequent. Colonial Gold Granite is a fantastic material for walls, floors, and worktops.

Specifications of Colonial Gold Granite

Background colour: Gold.

Additional Names: Colonial Dream Gold Granite, Colonial Golden Beige Granite, New Colonial Gold Granite.

Origin: South India.

Slab Identification: Brown and grey veining and striations over a golden grey base.

Recommended finishes: All popular finishes.

Uses: Indoors and Outdoors.

Ivory Fantasy Granite

The background of Ivory Fantasy Granite has egg and vanilla tones with reddish-brown details, conveying a rich sense of style and appearance. Ivory Fantasy seems less uniform up close and appears to be mostly an off-white stone with a hint of light pink. Close inspection reveals that the heavy-grained pattern of this stone is the result of a complicated arrangement of precious minerals.

Specifications of Ivory Fantasy Granite

Background colour: Beige, Ivory.

Additional Names: Fantasy Ivory Granite.

Origin: South India.

Slab Identification: A background of sandy yellow having light grey stripes running across it with brown dots.

Recommended finishes: All popular finishes.

Uses: Indoors and Outdoors.

Millennium Cream Granite

Millennium Cream Granite

The granite known as Millennium Cream is a well-balanced blend of several tones of beige, grey, cream, and gold. This stone, which naturally occurs in India, has a fast-shifting pattern that gives it a contemporary edge while still being classically exquisite. Kitchen worktops and flooring around your house or place of business are just a couple of the many appropriate uses for Millennium Cream.

Specifications of Millennium Cream Granite

Background colour: Cream/Gold.

Additional Names: Millennium Cream Granite, Millennium Cream Granite, Amarillo Rio Granite, Tasman Taupe Granite, Millennium Beige Granite, Millennium Gold Granite.

Origin: India.

Slab Identification: A rich golden creamy background with irregularly spaced brown specks and greenish-grey stripes.

Recommended finishes: All popular finishes.

MILLENNIUM CREAM GRANITE

MILLENNIUM CREAM GRANITE

£327.50

Millenium Cream Granite has a white medium fine-grained granite with bordeaux-black minerals appearing as veins or concentrations and also originated in India. Millenium Cream Granite is the ideal countertop material. This lovely Granite, with its cream white tone and pink… read more

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ARCTIC CREAM GRANITE

ARCTIC CREAM GRANITE

£380.31

Arctic Cream Granite comes from Brazil. The creamy base colour is super rich and all willing nines that are off the traditional white and other used sentiments of colours will be found on Artic Cream tops. These granite slabs have… read more

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AUTUMN CREAM GRANITE

AUTUMN CREAM GRANITE

£395.00

Take a small stroll to a beach or download some image on your gadget with the sense of Cream and White waves intertwining beautifully.it is a sudden or momentary art of water and sand on the shores. That is Autumn… read more

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Viscont Granite

Worktops made of Viscont Granite can look perfect in both a modern and an old-fashioned kitchen design. When combined with white door frames, Viscont Granite may create a particularly light, streamlined style that contrasts beautifully with black glossy cabinetry. The warm tones of maple wood finish cabinets, whether for the kitchen or home office, could be a striking complement to the dark reddish-brown specks that occur in the Viscont Granite design.

Specifications of Viscont Granite

Background colour: White.

Additional Names: Viscount White Granite, Viscont White Granite, Viscon White Granite, Viscon Granite.

Origin: South India.

Slab Identification: Waves and swirls of dark to light grey colour.

Recommended finishes: All popular finishes.

Uses: Indoors and Outdoors.

Thunder White Granite

With tiny, deep crimson flakes, Thunder White Granite has veining in various shades of white, cream, and grey. When seeking a marble-effect slab with granite durability, Thunder White, which is mined in India, is a great suggestion. Given its exceptional hardness to scratch, resistance to extremely high temperatures, and once sealed total stain resistance, Thunder White Granite is a robust naturally existing stone that is perfect for kitchen worktops.

Specifications of Thunder White Granite

Background colour: White.

Additional Names: White Thunder Granite.

Origin: South India.

Slab Identification: White background with light granite grey streaks, stripes, and patches in shades of deep purple, grey, and brown.

Recommended finishes: All popular finishes.

Uses: Indoors and Outdoors.

Uses of Light Granite Slabs

Uses of Light Granite Slabs

All of the aforementioned light-coloured granite stones are incredibly useful for creating bathroom and kitchen worktops, staircases, window sills, wall panels, flooring tiles, sculptures, outdoor kitchens, fire pits, and fire hearths, among other structures.

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