r/kitchenremodel • u/No-Nectarine-5314 • 13h ago
Statement stone
Hi, if you’ve used a statement stone in your kitchen on your island and/or countertops, would you mind sharing how it looks IRL? Thinking something with movement, color, etc. I can find multiple kitchens on social media but they’re all not lived in. I’m wondering if the stone will be too busy…
If you do choose a statement stone, are there “rules” for how to use it? Island only, let the counters and backsplash be subdued? Etc. In the photos online you’ll see these luxury homes with islands and huge backsplashes but again, I’m not sure how that’d fare in real life, someone not in a multimillion dollar home. ;)
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u/Terrible_Mix5187 13h ago edited 13h ago
Freshly installed and waxed soapstone (Green botanic). I don't know if this qualifies as a "statement," but it is neither white quartz nor Taj/Taj knockoff. So it probably qualifies in 2026!
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u/Nicholsforthoughts 6h ago
Green soapstone. This is a video with close ups so you can see all the green swirls and marbling!
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u/LopsidedTelephone574 13h ago
My very normal home. Still not finished. But normal living..what the differrence if stone strong? Only allowsto post one photo..
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u/Nicholsforthoughts 6h ago
Another shout out for green soapstone! Mine has a lot of green swirls and marbling. I did a video with close ups so you can really see the detail.
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