Jack Johnson

If you are looking for radical changes to be made in your kitchen, consider installing red or blue granite to add a whole new flavor to it.

As you remodel, pick out eye popping granite for your countertops, and then buy granite sinks in a neutral color such as white, black, or tan for an unbelievable combination of color in the kitchen.

You cannot go wrong with either color, and here is why choosing red or blue for your kitchen will be worth the time and effort.

Red is a bold color that represents passion, fire, and romance. Red is also a color that will wet one's appetite, so it also helps homeowners feel hungry when they need to. Red will go great with natural, mid tone cabinets in a basic shade of brown.

Red also goes great with tan, off-white, and cream, so if you have floors, cabinets, tables, and more of this color in the kitchen, you will see a lot of cohesion when all is said and done. One final color that will pop with red is light grey. If you have a slate tile floor or walls of light gray, you will not be disappointed with how your kitchen looks.

The possibilities of red granite are endless. You can choose very deep and dominant red granite, or have only a little bit of red that is overwhelmed by a compatible color, such as dark grey. Here is a list of recommended red granite colors you can buy, before you buy granite sinks:

Anastasia Red

A mixture of basic red, burnt orange, and black

Country: Ukraine


Colorado Rose Red

Smoky pinkish red with dark grey accents

Country: USA


Crepuscolo

Basic red with orange, cream, and brown accents

Country: Brazil


Jiajun Red

Smooth, basic red with minimal dark accents

Country: China


Rojo Argallon

Pink or light red with brown accents

Country: Spain


Royal Red

Deep, dark red with brown and pink accents

Country: India


Sindoori Red

Burnt, light red with minimal grey cracks and accents

Country: India


Tiger Red

A mixture of red, orange, and brown streaks to resemble stripes on a tiger

Country: Brazil


While red evokes passion and energy, blue evokes coolness and calmness. Blue is the number one choice of color for nautical kitchens and a blue granite counter will definitely demand attention.

Whether you have hardwood floors, slate, or tiling that is grey, there are many different colors that are compatible with blue. Neutral colored walls will make your kitchen look professional when they are next to primary blue elements. For an eye-popping nautical theme, buy a sink in brown or off-white along with a blue countertop, and that would really bring a smile to anyone's face.

Granite is available in many different shades of blue, and some of them even show off some appealing and artistic visuals with other colors such as white and grey. Here is a list of recommended blue granite colors you can buy:

Angola Blue

Dull blue with light and dark accents

Country: Angola


Azul Bahia

Purple blue with black cracks and brown accents

Country: Brazil


Blue Pearl Royal

A mixture of dull blue, dark blue, dark grey, and light grey

Country: Norway


Blue Persa

White with blue streaks and grey accents

Country: Brazil


Dynamic Blue

Dark blue with light grey accents

Country: India


Karubwe

A mixture of basic blue, indigo, grey, and white

Country: Zambia


Orion Blue

Black with streaks of dark blue and light blue

Country: India


Sodalite Blue

Deep blue with brown, cream, grey, and light blue accents

Country: Brazil