Hey, CMcG, what’s to hate about granite? I think I have seen the color that you’re talking about that looks like “throw-up” it’s light tannish and sort of mottled-looking and very ugly. But, the brown with black specks and the brown with jeweled blue spots is so nice. Also, I like the dark colors too.
One thing, my neighbor has dark granite and it shows water spots like you wouldn’t believe. That would probably mean for me that the jet, black gleaming color is out. I’m thinking of a dark green-might be hard to clean as well though.
CMcg, also I can’t do the white appliances anymore. I’ve lived with those all my life. I’ll probably go stainless steel-second choice would be black.
Why don’t you like stainless steel? I LOVE the color.
I just think granite/stainless is a fad that is gonna last maybe three years more at the very most and then it will look dated. I’ve never had stainless in any house, but I have heard that fingerprints are much more visible. Maybe that’s not true? I’m not selling, but I do understand the Realtor speak that the colors in your house should as neutral as possible.
If I was selling, speaking about your original topic of upgrading, my house is gorgeous inside but has NO curb appeal. I live on a hillside and you have to climb stairs to get inside my single-story home. I know that’s a negative, but it is especially so because the outdoors stairs and handrails look like crap. That’s what I would like to fix if I had the money.
I just think granite/stainless is a fad that is gonna last maybe three years more at the very most and then it will look dated. I’ve never had stainless in any house, but I have heard that fingerprints are much more visible. Maybe that’s not true? I’m not selling, but I do understand the Realtor speak that the colors in your house should as neutral as possible.
If I was selling, speaking about your original topic of upgrading, my house is gorgeous inside but has NO curb appeal. I live on a hillside and you have to climb stairs to get inside my single-story home. I know that’s a negative, but it is especially so because the outdoors stairs and handrails look like crap. That’s what I would like to fix if I had the money.
I just think granite/stainless is a fad that is gonna last maybe three years more at the very most and then it will look dated. I’ve never had stainless in any house, but I have heard that fingerprints are much more visible. Maybe that’s not true? I’m not selling, but I do understand the Realtor speak that the colors in your house should as neutral as possible.
If I was selling, speaking about your original topic of upgrading, my house is gorgeous inside but has NO curb appeal. I live on a hillside and you have to climb stairs to get inside my single-story home. I know that’s a negative, but it is especially so because the outdoors stairs and handrails look like crap. That’s what I would like to fix if I had the money.
I just think granite/stainless is a fad that is gonna last maybe three years more at the very most and then it will look dated. I’ve never had stainless in any house, but I have heard that fingerprints are much more visible. Maybe that’s not true? I’m not selling, but I do understand the Realtor speak that the colors in your house should as neutral as possible.
If I was selling, speaking about your original topic of upgrading, my house is gorgeous inside but has NO curb appeal. I live on a hillside and you have to climb stairs to get inside my single-story home. I know that’s a negative, but it is especially so because the outdoors stairs and handrails look like crap. That’s what I would like to fix if I had the money.
