@@weirdxwonderful im pretty sure she didn't edit it herself, they have an editing team!! edit: if you look at the description, it says it was edited by nick liske and justin abalos!
As an interior designer that is mostly doing kitchens, trust me, dont put marble in your kitchen! As you said, its is a pain to live with, especially in a kitchen where theres wine, sauce, etc. Its more for bathrooms or decorative purposes. I did like the veines in it but the Quartzite is soooooo beautiful! Its not only the look (which most commenters in favor of the marble are saying) its the material. For what I know you'll pay for, even with sponsors, you have to think about the life of the material. Go Quartizte, go!
The contrast between Kelsey and Becky's decision process is crazy. Becky is so much more go with the flow, bold and I'll make it work whereas Kelsey's is months of indecision and second guessing. It's great that you guys show both processes.
I also immediately think of that, because of the warm tone it will pop that brown in the cabinets more and if she put green marble the cabinets will look more black.
Get the countertop that is the easiest to care for and is the most stain and heat resistance. You don't want to be a slave to your countertops or constantly worried that you are going to damage them.
@@RememberTheLord She mentioned two countertops she was considering in her video. I just gave my advice to choose the one of the two that was easiest to care for.
Your cabinet team look like a bunch of older dads who got together and decided that the cabinet life was for them. Absolutely love it! And if anyone has an issue with my comment my husband and father are both cabinet makers and they both said the same thing!
Go for the terra bianca, as someone who lived in a house with some marble countertops, they are really prone to staining and getting ruined with cleaning chemicals. Very pretty when brand new, not so much with years of use
Pick the Quartzite. The marble is gorgeous but a bit attention grabbing. The Quartzite is also excellent but is not so demanding. Kitchen surfaced should be a background to the colors of food. Also, quartzite is so much easier to maintain.
My last two houses , I have put quartzite ina d have been EXTREMELY happy with its durability and no fuss. I also love green, so the marble is so lovely, however the quartzite gives you the most flexibility for accent colours and for resale whenever that comes. Quartzite = timeless classic
I love the green in the Callacutta marble. It gives the very monochrome colour choice of basically black and white some interest, some unexpected character.
I was just about Year-oh, or Yearow, I guess Euro makes more sense. I know some chain restaurant that I can't remember the name of has a Gyro Hero, and saying that it rhymes like Care Bear. Gyro pronounced like a gyroscope is how I understand it's pronounced on the East Coast, and because a meat one comes off a spinning spool of meat, I would also say that is not a "wrong" pronunciation.
For the lights above the island, I think two junction boxes would be better than one. First because the island is longer and two hanging lights will make it look substantial. Second because you will have one light hanging above the dining table so this will give a good contrast with the lights above the island.
i love the quartzite! it’s subtle but still has a nice character. i think the marble is a little loud for the space but would be beautiful in a bathroom
Gyro (yhear-o) and roll the r. What's cute is how different the decision process is when it's your own home compared to makeovers. I suspect viewers can relate.
i lived in an apartment with quartzite for years and loved it- now bought a house with marble and it feels really high maintenance in comparison. its only 6 years old and there are stains from the prior owners. the marble is lovely, just more work!
I am also all for the quartz. Its just not practical to have a countertop which stains so easily, as marble does and I feel like heat resistance is also a huge perk of a stone counter top.
Lone fox did calcatta in his new home and did a very cool and simple process of having them ‘laminated’ to prevent staining, etc. Should check it out! I very much prefer that to the quartzite. I will say it is VEEERY trendy, right now. Which means it could go out of style in a big way when people get tired of seeing it everywhere. And it is *quite* a statement. But if you don’t really care about things like that, no worries. It is absolutely beautiful, imo.
i would choose the quartzite. as you said, the marble stains easily and requires to get sealed every now and then. since the kitchen is a high traffic area + where you cook, the quartzite would be the best choice for the function
I have gone for wood aswell and the maintenance is surprisingly low we just reoiled the wood after two years it held up great. also no big stains and so fourth the grain of the wood helps alot. I personally wouldn't go for a white especially not marble bc of the upkeep and easy stain problem gorgeous stone though if one is better at cooking mess free 😅😂
We are literally in the process of starting our Kitchen adventure. Picked out the cabinets, the layout and now talking with the contractor on walls being removed and electrical, etc. This episode is getting me stoked!
Quartzite for two reasons: #1 long term maintenance, trust me the constant worry and care of real marble will get old real fast - especially after the first red wine splash. #2 I believe the real marble is gorgeous, and the super obvious veins are gorgeous....while in a big huge slab. Once that gets cut up into smaller strips and laid end-end (for me) it then begins to look like zebra stripes, which isn't my vibe. I prefer the subtle and calming movement of the quartzite. It sure has been a joy to watch your channel over all these years and see your life expand from college students to full-blown adults!!!
I vote for the quartzite, I wouldn't want to have to worry about re-sealing the natural stone all the time, or being afraid of staining it. I totally understand your stress about picking a countertop. We are changing our bathroom vanity countertop and it took over a year to find the sample and the place to install at a good price. The kitchen is looking amazing, I am obsessed with the lower cabinet colour. Good luck with the rest of the renovation.
I think the two stones are very comparable in looks, but I also think maintenence on the quartzite will be so much better! When we built my home, the things in my kitchen I appreciated most, were all the electrical outlets we installed, the cabinet for bakining pans, tons of large drawers, stove top and vent in the island (vent raises up) , and the indispensable appliance garage. 14 years later, I wish we had painted, and not stained the cabinets, but that's easy to fix. Oh, and after all this time, the one seam in the granite, is now separating slightly. If you do have to have seams, ask them to reinforce them from the bottom as well. Gotta figure out how to fix mine.
Love the color of the lower cabinets. As for the countertop I’d go with the quartzite if it’s the same as quartz which is low maintenance. I would not want to worry about stains with marble or having to seal it. Can’t wait to see how it all turns out! Thank you for this special Sunday episode!
The marble is GORGEOUS and adds alot of value to your home. Also it's not a massive island, we all use cuttings boards etc these days so i bet it's not as fussy as everything thinks. The green parts of it omg 🥰🥰
I am so satisfied to see that Kelsey is also not that fast with design decisions regarding her own home as I'm sitting in a mostly undone apartment myself for some time now. Nobody understands, but I don't want to shop everything at IKEA (and am not a DIY pro :/). The options are endless and I also want everything to be perfect. In the end we're getting there!
Definitely see why it’s hard choice, I think while the marble has more dark to tie in, the quartzite matches the aesthetic more of white uppers and dark lowers. So my final decision would be the quartzite
My family currently struggles with maintaining the white marble as it stains so easily that even a little brown makes the white look dirty. My vote is for the quartzite
i’ve had honed Mystery White Marble counters in my kitchen for a decade, never sealed them since install and yes they get stains and etch and all that but they are beautiful and aging so well. I would still choose them again. Personally I think a slab with more veins and contrast would be interesting in your kitchen because it can be like abstract art. I have soapstone in a primary bath that is all the pattern needed. Quartz is so expensive because it’s engineered and usually you have to pay for the whole slab whereas natural is usually just the sq ft needed. Everyone learns so much from each reno project, kitchens are different each time.
I really liked Elliot's original pick for the marble counter top. I liked the dark grain running through it and thought it would pull the cabinets and appliances in nicely! I'm also a sucker for marble!
from someone who just bought a house with marble DO NOT DO MARBLE!!! 😂😂 -- when they say it's "easy to stain" that's underestimating it so hard. It's impossible to NOT stain it even when you're careful. 😣
Quartzite! I have quartz countertops and they're so easy to take care of and with no staining or scorching from hot pans, and if you picked porcelain and dropped anything from a cupboard, like a can or jar you could chip or break it. First time you knocked over a wine glass or had blueberries on the counter with marble you'd have to worry about staining all the time.I'm all about easy and practical, along with looking nice,too! Enjoy the process!
I say the calacatta verde! It's such an interesting look that provides a new layer of depth to the space instead of jusy being basic/stagnant like the other stone. Plus it has colors both of you love. 💚
I think the marble would be a grate choise and it would be an homage to the original kitchen. Plus it brings some color to the space but like you mentioned it wouldn't be overpowering or overdoing it with colors.
Good call about not having the sink in the island. Having a clean island is so much better than having a sink in the middle that has dishes accumulating etc. More counter space is always a win
I loved, loved, loved the quartzite that I had in my previous home. It was very similar to the faux marble pattern of the one you were looking at. I had people think it was real marble or granite. I plan to redo the kitchen in the house I just bought and will use the exact same quartzite again. I love the ease of care for it.
Calacatta verde marble 100%, the other one is a very safe option and would still look good. The marble though is gorgeous and would add visual interest
If you can’t find a sustainable option, it’s important to at least pick a timeless looking countertop Future homeowners are more likely to rip out and replace (causing even more environmental damage) really trendy countertops that will be out of style in 5-10 years.
Soooo exciting because I, myself am FINALLY getting my kitchen completed after 2 years. Long story short, I’ll never use lowes or home depot for a kitchen remodel ever again oml. I just picked out my hardware and they still have to put the toe kicks, and a side panel on. Not sure how long that will take but I can finally do my dishes and I never thought I’d be so excited to do dishes but after not having a kitchen, let alone a sink for so long, it’s stress relief.
It seems like pretty much everyone is team quartzite but with all the other green in your house I really love the marble! I feel like the quartzite is kind of one note and the marble would add a lot of depth to the space
Hi Kelsey: you’re lucky to be able to use another kitchen, making the most of it and taking your time over your decisions were the right things to do. Don’t take marble. Please. Everything else is fine. Seeing your face when things were being put up will make anyone realise how painful it is to make choices and decisions about one’s very important everyday spaces. The kitchen is indeed the most important that way. All the best! I’m sure you’ll rock it when the time comes, you always do!
i’ll go against the majority and say the calacatta marble looks so classic and outstanding in its own way! it gives a pop of element amidst the dark kitchen - classy but outstanding in its own bold way!
The editing with the pendant conversation was gold
Kelsey needs to make this editing her signature 😁
@@weirdxwonderful im pretty sure she didn't edit it herself, they have an editing team!!
edit: if you look at the description, it says it was edited by nick liske and justin abalos!
As an interior designer that is mostly doing kitchens, trust me, dont put marble in your kitchen! As you said, its is a pain to live with, especially in a kitchen where theres wine, sauce, etc. Its more for bathrooms or decorative purposes. I did like the veines in it but the Quartzite is soooooo beautiful! Its not only the look (which most commenters in favor of the marble are saying) its the material. For what I know you'll pay for, even with sponsors, you have to think about the life of the material. Go Quartizte, go!
Always quartz in kitchens, never marble. Marble is a nightmare in kitchens
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The contrast between Kelsey and Becky's decision process is crazy. Becky is so much more go with the flow, bold and I'll make it work whereas Kelsey's is months of indecision and second guessing. It's great that you guys show both processes.
Quartzite is to die for and would look really good in that space
I think the quartzite. Because the warm tone will tie the lowers and upper cabinets together!
And I think it's lower maintenance, which in my opinion is always a good thing!
It's also going to be SO much lower maintenance. Marble it just too fragile and needy for me.
Quartzite is amazing for maintenance!
I also immediately think of that, because of the warm tone it will pop that brown in the cabinets more and if she put green marble the cabinets will look more black.
Quartzite, it is soooo much more durable and looks just as stunning!
Get the countertop that is the easiest to care for and is the most stain and heat resistance. You don't want to be a slave to your countertops or constantly worried that you are going to damage them.
Totally agree
Which countertop would you recommend to make life easier
@@RememberTheLord She mentioned two countertops she was considering in her video. I just gave my advice to choose the one of the two that was easiest to care for.
The quartzite feels classic while I feel like marble can look a bit extra
My vote is for the quartzite
Your cabinet team look like a bunch of older dads who got together and decided that the cabinet life was for them. Absolutely love it! And if anyone has an issue with my comment my husband and father are both cabinet makers and they both said the same thing!
I like to think they're troupe of fraternal triplets carrying on the family cabinet trade 😂
It’s quite wholesome honestly.
No no I agree! They are the actual cutest!
I noticed those silver foxes too! 😅 teehee, great job fellas!
Can you link the cabinet guys?
I think the quartzite would look so good in the space. In a way it’s minimal but still has movement and depth in it.
Definitely the quartzite!
Go for the terra bianca, as someone who lived in a house with some marble countertops, they are really prone to staining and getting ruined with cleaning chemicals. Very pretty when brand new, not so much with years of use
I think the quartzite would look better in the space.
Yeah, I think for the size and closeness of the layout, the design lines of the cupboards... the quartzite is a better option.
It seems like it’s lower maintenance as well, which is always a plus!
The quartzite is something special
Quartzite. It's more timeless. But honestly, they're both beautiful.
13:00 Yes! I would love to hear more about the decision making processes, and especially the unexpected things that came up
Pick the Quartzite. The marble is gorgeous but a bit attention grabbing. The Quartzite is also excellent but is not so demanding. Kitchen surfaced should be a background to the colors of food. Also, quartzite is so much easier to maintain.
My last two houses , I have put quartzite ina d have been EXTREMELY happy with its durability and no fuss. I also love green, so the marble is so lovely, however the quartzite gives you the most flexibility for accent colours and for resale whenever that comes. Quartzite = timeless classic
I love the green in the Callacutta marble. It gives the very monochrome colour choice of basically black and white some interest, some unexpected character.
The Terra Bianca quartzite is my pick 100%!
Kelsey trying to pronounce gyro killed me 🤣 it’s pronounced like Euro
YES! Shes so cute lol.
Yee-Roe!
True! Or is sounds almost like a "wh" in the beginning.
Oooops
@@TheSorryGirls we’ve all been there
I was just about Year-oh, or Yearow, I guess Euro makes more sense. I know some chain restaurant that I can't remember the name of has a Gyro Hero, and saying that it rhymes like Care Bear.
Gyro pronounced like a gyroscope is how I understand it's pronounced on the East Coast, and because a meat one comes off a spinning spool of meat, I would also say that is not a "wrong" pronunciation.
I like the terra bianca countertop more than the marble!
For the lights above the island, I think two junction boxes would be better than one. First because the island is longer and two hanging lights will make it look substantial. Second because you will have one light hanging above the dining table so this will give a good contrast with the lights above the island.
i love the quartzite! it’s subtle but still has a nice character. i think the marble is a little loud for the space but would be beautiful in a bathroom
Not you making me think it's a Tuesday. What a weekend blessing 🙏🏻
I was so confused for a moment, I also thought it was Tuesday 😅
@@havana55 I was like "oops should be at work right now" 😅
I love the terra bianca countertops ❤
100% on the quartzite, it has tones that I think will tie everything together
Definitely the Quartzite!
Gyro (yhear-o) and roll the r.
What's cute is how different the decision process is when it's your own home compared to makeovers. I suspect viewers can relate.
I like the quartzite option better
i lived in an apartment with quartzite for years and loved it- now bought a house with marble and it feels really high maintenance in comparison. its only 6 years old and there are stains from the prior owners. the marble is lovely, just more work!
calacatta verde is a vibe because of your love of green and it also mixing in Elliot's love of black
I am also all for the quartz. Its just not practical to have a countertop which stains so easily, as marble does and I feel like heat resistance is also a huge perk of a stone counter top.
I vote calacatta verde! As an homage to the previous green countertops
I think the quartzite. Love the veining on that one
Lone fox did calcatta in his new home and did a very cool and simple process of having them ‘laminated’ to prevent staining, etc. Should check it out! I very much prefer that to the quartzite.
I will say it is VEEERY trendy, right now. Which means it could go out of style in a big way when people get tired of seeing it everywhere. And it is *quite* a statement. But if you don’t really care about things like that, no worries. It is absolutely beautiful, imo.
Came here to mention Lone fox's marble finish too! as I love the Calcatta! Its a statement but also very classic.
i would choose the quartzite. as you said, the marble stains easily and requires to get sealed every now and then. since the kitchen is a high traffic area + where you cook, the quartzite would be the best choice for the function
quartzite for maintenance, marble for beauty
Loving the quartzite
I would go with the quartzite even though I love green, you don't want to have to do a ton of upkeep on your ctops
I would go for the terra blanca quartzite (well I would go for would wood, but at least between those two 😄)
I have gone for wood aswell and the maintenance is surprisingly low we just reoiled the wood after two years it held up great.
also no big stains and so fourth the grain of the wood helps alot.
I personally wouldn't go for a white especially not marble bc of the upkeep and easy stain problem gorgeous stone though if one is better at cooking mess free 😅😂
Warm quartzite for the win!
I love the quartzite
We are literally in the process of starting our Kitchen adventure. Picked out the cabinets, the layout and now talking with the contractor on walls being removed and electrical, etc. This episode is getting me stoked!
I would go for calacatta, with the green tones!
This! It needs a touch of color and the bold stone on that island will NOT disappoint!
I've been waiting for this kitchen makeover like I really live there with you and Elliott
as long as you share in chores, come move in
Definitely the quartz!
The quartzite. No question! It's gonna tie it all together
Quartzite for two reasons: #1 long term maintenance, trust me the constant worry and care of real marble will get old real fast - especially after the first red wine splash. #2 I believe the real marble is gorgeous, and the super obvious veins are gorgeous....while in a big huge slab. Once that gets cut up into smaller strips and laid end-end (for me) it then begins to look like zebra stripes, which isn't my vibe. I prefer the subtle and calming movement of the quartzite. It sure has been a joy to watch your channel over all these years and see your life expand from college students to full-blown adults!!!
hello from Greece! it's pronounced like yeero!
love what you're doing every single time
the green marble to reminisce the old lime countertops!!!
I vote for the quartzite, I wouldn't want to have to worry about re-sealing the natural stone all the time, or being afraid of staining it. I totally understand your stress about picking a countertop. We are changing our bathroom vanity countertop and it took over a year to find the sample and the place to install at a good price. The kitchen is looking amazing, I am obsessed with the lower cabinet colour. Good luck with the rest of the renovation.
I like the quartzite option of countertop
Terra Bianca Quartz! That warmth in the undertone of the white really sells this one for me, and the veining is more delicate
Pick the countertop with the fewest maintenance problems. Both are beautiful.
wow the time lapse of them installing the uppers is so satisfying
Marble = maintenance. I am definetly team Quartz!!
I think the two stones are very comparable in looks, but I also think maintenence on the quartzite will be so much better! When we built my home, the things in my kitchen I appreciated most, were all the electrical outlets we installed, the cabinet for bakining pans, tons of large drawers, stove top and vent in the island (vent raises up) , and the indispensable appliance garage. 14 years later, I wish we had painted, and not stained the cabinets, but that's easy to fix. Oh, and after all this time, the one seam in the granite, is now separating slightly. If you do have to have seams, ask them to reinforce them from the bottom as well. Gotta figure out how to fix mine.
Please do the calcutta verde!! It’s so pretty and a nice way to break up the “black” + white with still being neutral!!
I would pick the more durable and less maintenance choice
Love the color of the lower cabinets. As for the countertop I’d go with the quartzite if it’s the same as quartz which is low maintenance. I would not want to worry about stains with marble or having to seal it. Can’t wait to see how it all turns out! Thank you for this special Sunday episode!
Please make a video about what you would do differently while redoing a kitchen! My mom is redoing ours right now and could use some guidance!
The marble is GORGEOUS and adds alot of value to your home. Also it's not a massive island, we all use cuttings boards etc these days so i bet it's not as fussy as everything thinks. The green parts of it omg 🥰🥰
I am so satisfied to see that Kelsey is also not that fast with design decisions regarding her own home as I'm sitting in a mostly undone apartment myself for some time now. Nobody understands, but I don't want to shop everything at IKEA (and am not a DIY pro :/). The options are endless and I also want everything to be perfect. In the end we're getting there!
Definitely see why it’s hard choice, I think while the marble has more dark to tie in, the quartzite matches the aesthetic more of white uppers and dark lowers. So my final decision would be the quartzite
Always go for easier maintenance on counter-tops. Always!
I would choose the terra bianca quartzite! ☺️
I think the more minimalistic look of the quartzite would look great in the kitchen and stay classy for a really long time
My family currently struggles with maintaining the white marble as it stains so easily that even a little brown makes the white look dirty.
My vote is for the quartzite
The calcetta verde marble for sure!! It has sooo much more visual interest and it's just beautiful
i’ve had honed Mystery White Marble counters in my kitchen for a decade, never sealed them since install and yes they get stains and etch and all that but they are beautiful and aging so well. I would still choose them again. Personally I think a slab with more veins and contrast would be interesting in your kitchen because it can be like abstract art. I have soapstone in a primary bath that is all the pattern needed. Quartz is so expensive because it’s engineered and usually you have to pay for the whole slab whereas natural is usually just the sq ft needed. Everyone learns so much from each reno project, kitchens are different each time.
I really liked Elliot's original pick for the marble counter top. I liked the dark grain running through it and thought it would pull the cabinets and appliances in nicely!
I'm also a sucker for marble!
You’re contractors are actually the cutest
Fr they looked like a group of dads and I loved the vibe
I would suggest the quartzite because of the ease of care and warm tone.
1000% the Calcutta! It's so pretty- that green is gorgeous and will totally fit whatever vibe you bring into the other spects of your home.
I like the quartzite option
My husband is Mediterranean and they pronounce it yeee-ro 😊
As a Greek I can verify that.😅
Germans pronounce it güros 😂
I'm sorry, but that's a weird adjective. Nobody from any country of the Mediterranean describes himself as Mediterranean.
from someone who just bought a house with marble DO NOT DO MARBLE!!! 😂😂 -- when they say it's "easy to stain" that's underestimating it so hard. It's impossible to NOT stain it even when you're careful. 😣
oh no, scary!!
OH THANK YOU
Quartzite! I have quartz countertops and they're so easy to take care of and with no staining or scorching from hot pans, and if you picked porcelain and dropped anything from a cupboard, like a can or jar you could chip or break it. First time you knocked over a wine glass or had blueberries on the counter with marble you'd have to worry about staining all the time.I'm all about easy and practical, along with looking nice,too! Enjoy the process!
The marble is absolutely exquisite! It gives a timeless chic vibe
I say the calacatta verde! It's such an interesting look that provides a new layer of depth to the space instead of jusy being basic/stagnant like the other stone. Plus it has colors both of you love. 💚
I think the quartzite is your best option. They both look good in the space But the quartzite is so much more durable.
The marble feels more unique to the space and ties in with the current theme and vibe of the space
I think the marble would be a grate choise and it would be an homage to the original kitchen. Plus it brings some color to the space but like you mentioned it wouldn't be overpowering or overdoing it with colors.
Another vote for the quartzite!
Kelsey you do wonderful things. I can’t wait to see everything in your new kitchen come together 🥰 Definitely worth the wait
Can’t wait for us all to see the final. So close!
Good call about not having the sink in the island. Having a clean island is so much better than having a sink in the middle that has dishes accumulating etc. More counter space is always a win
I loved, loved, loved the quartzite that I had in my previous home. It was very similar to the faux marble pattern of the one you were looking at. I had people think it was real marble or granite. I plan to redo the kitchen in the house I just bought and will use the exact same quartzite again. I love the ease of care for it.
I would normally go with green since it's my fave color, but I'll have to agree the quartzite is the better choice.
Calacatta verde marble 100%, the other one is a very safe option and would still look good. The marble though is gorgeous and would add visual interest
Just LOVE our Quartzite we have in our kitchen and bath. No food or makeup staining at all!
the green in the marble makes it so pretty, definitely that one
If you can’t find a sustainable option, it’s important to at least pick a timeless looking countertop Future homeowners are more likely to rip out and replace (causing even more environmental damage) really trendy countertops that will be out of style in 5-10 years.
The green counter top!! 💚💚💚
If I had to choose I would do the green! I loveee! Keeping it earthy and cozy and still have the clean and rich look
Soooo exciting because I, myself am FINALLY getting my kitchen completed after 2 years. Long story short, I’ll never use lowes or home depot for a kitchen remodel ever again oml. I just picked out my hardware and they still have to put the toe kicks, and a side panel on. Not sure how long that will take but I can finally do my dishes and I never thought I’d be so excited to do dishes but after not having a kitchen, let alone a sink for so long, it’s stress relief.
I think the quartzite is a better option - it looks good and it’s way more durable.
It seems like pretty much everyone is team quartzite but with all the other green in your house I really love the marble! I feel like the quartzite is kind of one note and the marble would add a lot of depth to the space
Hi Kelsey: you’re lucky to be able to use another kitchen, making the most of it and taking your time over your decisions were the right things to do. Don’t take marble. Please. Everything else is fine. Seeing your face when things were being put up will make anyone realise how painful it is to make choices and decisions about one’s very important everyday spaces. The kitchen is indeed the most important that way. All the best! I’m sure you’ll rock it when the time comes, you always do!
i’ll go against the majority and say the calacatta marble looks so classic and outstanding in its own way! it gives a pop of element amidst the dark kitchen - classy but outstanding in its own bold way!