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New Caledonia
- Origin
- Brazil
- Finish
- Polished
- Thickness
- 2cm / 3cm
- Best for
- Kitchens, islands, vanities
ABOUT THIS SURFACE
New Caledonia granite, also known as Caledonia, is a Brazilian natural stone with closely arranged gray, white, taupe and charcoal minerals. Its medium-to-dark neutral appearance gives kitchen countertops, islands and bathroom vanities a textured finish. The mix of warm and cool tones offers several directions for coordinating cabinets and flooring.
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Cabinet pairings: Consider white or cream cabinets to brighten the space, or oak and walnut finishes to bring out the warmer mineral tones. With gray cabinetry, compare a physical sample carefully so the undertones work together. A plain backsplash can keep a detailed countertop pattern balanced.
Finish and thickness: Featured in a polished finish, with 2 cm and 3 cm options. Review the full slab alongside your cabinet and flooring samples, and discuss seam placement before fabrication.
Everyday care: Clean with a soft cloth and a pH-neutral stone cleaner or mild soap and warm water. Wipe up spills, use trivets under hot cookware, and follow your fabricator’s sealing advice.
Compare gray granite colors: Explore Luna Pearl, Steel Gray and Azul Platino to compare pattern size and overall tone. Use Get Quote to request a New Caledonia countertop estimate in DC, Maryland or Northern Virginia.
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Citi Granite serves homes in Northern Virginia, Washington, DC and Maryland. Bring cabinet and flooring samples to compare this surface with your room. Share rough measurements, the installation address and project photos so our Chantilly team can review your preferred layout, fabrication and installation scope. Confirm the actual slab, current availability and complete project pricing before ordering.
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