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Santa Cecilia Light
- Origin
- Brazil
- Finish
- Polished
- Thickness
- 2cm / 3cm
- Best for
- Kitchens, islands, vanities, bars
ABOUT THIS SURFACE
Santa Cecilia Light granite is a Brazilian natural stone with light beige, soft gold and gray tones accented by darker mineral flecks. Its closely patterned surface adds warm texture to kitchen countertops, islands, bathroom vanities and bar tops. Review the full slab to judge the balance of lighter background areas and darker detail.
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Cabinet pairings: Consider cream or warm white cabinets for a coordinated palette, or oak and darker wood finishes to bring out the warmer tones. A simple neutral backsplash can balance the granite’s detailed pattern. Compare your samples under the lighting planned for the room.
Finish and thickness: Featured in a polished finish, with 2 cm and 3 cm options. Review the full slab and planned seams before fabrication, especially for large islands and matching countertop sections.
Everyday care: Clean with mild soap or a pH-neutral stone cleaner. Wipe up spills, use trivets, and follow your fabricator’s sealing advice.
Compare light, warm granite: View Santa Cecilia, Giallo Ornamental and White Ornamental to compare background color and mineral movement. Use Get Quote to request a Santa Cecilia Light countertop estimate for your home 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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