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aimeesloboden

MSI Calacatta Monaco versus Silestone statuario

aimeesloboden
2 years ago

I really like both of these quartz samples. I was wondering if anyone had any experience with either and would be willing to share thoughts and/or pictures. We are doing Bm simply white uppers and bm hale navy lowers. Silestone Statuario is the one that is a brighter white (on the right)—and MSI Calacatta Monaco has more movement/veining (on the left). Thanks!!

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  • Natalie Hernandez
    2 years ago

    I like the Silestone, was about to go for Monaco because it really looks like marble but I found Mirraggio from MSI and I fell in love with it, I don’t regret not getting the Monaco. My cabinets are SW pure white

    Comments (7)

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      Patricia Colwell Consulting
      2 years ago

      Neither . Get a nice white polished granite, close to bullet proof and not plastic so hot pots no problem . If you want it behind the stove no issue either.

    • Natalie Hernandez
      2 years ago

      We are still working on the cabinets 😊

    • aimeesloboden
      Original Author
      2 years ago

      Natalie-your kitchen is so beautiful!! And I love what you chose. I’m going to check Mirraggio out. I think it might be exactly what I’m looking for!

    • Natalie Hernandez
      2 years ago

      Thank you 😊 what I liked about this one is that is very white and the veins are grey but some have a blue tone too, I think it will look good with your hale navy blue.

    • Natalie Hernandez
      2 years ago

      This will be my backsplash as you can see it goes well with blue or grey. I hope this helps

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      PIATRAONLINE
      2 years ago

      You should choose MSI Calacatta Monaco, because the veins will beautify your space and give it life.

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