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Coffee Brown Granite

Coffee Brown is a warm, dark granite with round copper and rust-coloured grains packed into a deep brown base. It is one of the most forgiving kitchen granites there is: it hides spills, crumbs and wear, and suits wooden cabinets.

What Coffee looks like

Think of roasted coffee beans: rounded brown and copper grains, ringed with darker mineral, spread evenly across the slab. Because the pattern is uniform, slabs match easily, which is useful for long kitchen runs and large floors.

Where it works best

  • Kitchen countertops, especially with wood or beige cabinets
  • Dining and study tables
  • Staircases and window sills
  • Commercial counters that see heavy use

Care and maintenance

Dense, tough and very low-maintenance. Its colour hides most marks, so a daily wipe with a damp cloth is usually all it needs. Avoid acid-based cleaners to keep the polish bright.

Read next: Choosing Granite for Kitchen Countertops

Coffee Brown Granite: common questions

Is Coffee Brown granite a good kitchen choice?

Yes. Its dark, busy pattern hides turmeric, oil and crumbs, and granite handles hot vessels well. It pairs especially well with wooden or cream cabinets.

How is Coffee Brown different from Tan Brown?

Coffee Brown is browner and more even all over. Tan Brown has redder grains on a black base, so it looks darker and higher in contrast.

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