Sensa White Macaubas vs Neolith Blanco Carrara
Hello everyone,
we are planing to build a new kitchen and we could not decide which countertop would fit best or whether the whole kitchen will be harmonious. The kitchen will be built in an existing room with grey walls and fir wood flooring that we would like to both keep :
The colors of the kitchens that we like are Silk Bianco and Silk Grigio Chiaro from Veneta Cucina. They are matt white and matt (very) light grey. For the credenza we thought about matt white glass.
Here is a render of the final work (only the credenza is missing) :
with the different materials combinations :
1) here is White Macaubas with matt light grey (just put it on top), matt white and matt white glass (side by side) and on the top of them both a line of the same grey as our walls.
2) here is a variant with a darker shade of grey and with Neolith Blanco Carrara (only a very little sample)
3) here is a variant still with matt light grey and matt white but with Neolith Blanco Carrara
What do you think about our variants? we know that a darker grey would stand out more than a light grey but we really like the light grey and we think it will suit well with the with and the grey of our walls. The dilemma is more on the countertop Neolith or Sensa? What is your opinion? Any experience with those materials? Have they both good resistance to scratches, stains and heat? Since we can't predict the veining of the Sensa, we're a bit afraid that it's too loaded.
In advance thank you for your opinions and votes! :-)
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Jonathan