Gray is often seen as a monotonous and listless color, but when it comes to interior decoration, gray can prove to be an asset of modernity and sophistication. And one of the best examples of how to insert color in the decoration is betting on gray granite.
The stone, very common and affordable, can bring a new air to your kitchen, bathroom or outdoor area. So, in today's post we invite you to let go of all the prejudice against gray granite and discover all the possibilities and qualities that this coating has to offer. Topa?
Gray granite: main features
Gray granite, like other types of granite, is highly resistant and durable. This feature makes granite one of the best stone options for covering kitchen and bathroom countertops. The stone withstands high temperatures, does not scratch and is very easy to clean.
Gray granite can also be used as a floor, especially on stairs, giving an elegant and modern touch to the house.
Gray granite stain?
This doubt always lingers in the mind of those who are thinking of using granite, especially those with lighter shades. But do not worry! Gray granite does not stain. The stone is waterproof, without porosity, that is, it does not absorb liquids and, consequently, does not stain.
Unlike marble, which is porous and stains easily, granite does not offer this risk and can be used without fear in the decoration of the house.
How to insert gray granite in the decoration
Gray granite can enter the decoration project in different ways, the most common being as sinks and countertops. When planning the environment with gray granite, take into account the other colors present in the place, harmonizing as much as possible with the tone of the chosen stone.
If the gray granite is very grainy, prefer more neutral combinations so that the environment is not visually polluted.
Gray granite also combines with different types of material, such as glass, wood and stainless steel, each of which will print a different style of decoration.
And don't worry if you combine the color of the countertop with the color of the floor. You can make a gray granite countertop and choose a different color porcelain tile, for example. Just keep the color harmonization in mind.
Types of gray granite
Let go of the idea that gray granite is all the same. There are different types of granite and each one will fit one proposal better than the other. Basically, what differentiates one gray granite from the other is the grains formed on the surface.
Prices are also a factor of difference between the different types of gray granite, but the important thing is that they are all very attractive financially. For you to have an idea, the square meter of the most expensive type of gray granite – Absolute gray – does not cost more than R $ 600 per square meter, while the most affordable price – Castelo granite – is around R $ 110 o subway.
Check now the main types of gray granite and how to insert them in the decoration:
Arabesque Gray Granite
Arabesque gray granite is one of the most popular granites. This type of granite has variations of gray, black and white on the surface and one of its main characteristics is the small and irregularly speckled grains throughout the stone. The price is another attraction of this type of granite, since its square meter does not cost more than R $ 100.
Image 1 – Classic white kitchen design with arabesque gray granite; a beautiful wooden floor on the floor.
Picture 2 – Gray in the stone and in the furniture.
Image 3 – The contrast between white, gray and wood are the highlight of this kitchen.
Picture 4 – In this kitchen, the small counter was made with gray granite, to match, wall and furniture in the same tone.
Picture 5 – Neutral and modern, this kitchen had no difficulty in inserting the arabesque gray granite.
Picture 6 – Granite is a timeless stone capable of fitting in any decoration proposal
Picture 7 – Class and elegance in this white kitchen with gray granite countertops.
Ace of Clubs gray granite
The gray granite À de Paus is a stone for those looking for a striking project full of personality. With a grayish white background, this granite has black grains of varying sizes covering its entire surface. The price of gray granite Ás de Paus varies between R $ 170 to R $ 200 per square meter.
Picture 8 – Striking combination for the ace of clubs granite: green inserts and wooden furniture.
Picture 9 – The well-lit house with clean decoration bet on the neutrality of the gray granite Ás de Paus.
Picture 10 – Modern and authentic design with gray granite Ace of Clubs.
Image 11 – Everything gray here, but far from being monotonous.
Image 12 – Light gray furniture to create visual harmony with granite of the same color
Image 13 – Gray tub, as well as the granite countertop.
Image 14 – Complement the proposal of the gray kitchen with black details; the result is modern and elegant.
Gray Granite Castle
Castelo gray granite, formed by tiny grains of gray and beige coloring, is among the cheapest types of gray granite on the market. The average price per square meter of this stone does not cost more than R $ 110. A great option for those who want a beautiful and economical project.
Image 15 – No matter the size of the project, the gray granite Castelo can handle it.
Picture 16 – How about a floor in the lobby and without having to spend a fortune to do it? Choose the Gray Castle granite.
Picture 17 – Versatile, gray granite can be used for counters, countertops and even as a table, without losing its charm.
Picture 18 – “Heat” the gray granite kitchen with furniture and wooden floors
Image 19 – A granite countertop to be the highlight of the kitchen.
Image 20 – The neutrality of gray allows it to be combined with different shades, including yellow.
Image 21 – This kitchen will end your prejudice against gray granite.
Absolute Gray Granite
Absolute gray granite is the perfect choice for those who want a uniform stone, which fits, mainly, in modern and minimalist proposals. However, for that, be willing to pay a little more, since the price of absolute gray granite can reach almost R $ 600 per square meter.
Picture 22 – This modern and cozy kitchen bet on the uniformity of absolute gray granite.
Picture 23 – Do you want to show off charm and elegance in the bathroom? Then choose the absolute gray granite for the sink countertop; complete the proposal with gilded metals.
Picture 24 – Absolute gray also fits perfectly in proposals of modern rustic bathroom.
Picture 25 – White, gray and many mirrors to create a sophisticated and glamorous bathroom.
Image 26 – Here, the absolute gray granite forms the countertop of the sink and extends along the sides forming a differentiated edge for the furniture.
Image 27 – Gray and black: duo of striking presence.
Image 28 – Modern and minimalist design based on the use of absolute gray granite.
Gray Swallow Granite
Andorinha gray granite brings a mix of small black and gray grains on the surface, making the stone striking in any environment that is used. The average price of this stone is around R $ 160 per square meter.
Picture 29 – Small, simple kitchen, but very well finished with the gray swallow granite.
Picture 30 – Without fear of being happy, this kitchen took advantage of the natural beauty of the gray swallow granite and still bet on the color and the joy of the floral print.
Picture 32 – Sink carved in gray granite, quite a proposition, isn't it?
Image 32 – Gray granite is even more beautiful when combined with dark furniture.
Image 33 – Gray granite on the floor and on the bench.
Image 34 – Gray granite with light blue inserts; an unusual combination, but in the end it was very happy.
Image 35 -And speaking of blue, notice how the gray swallow granite harmonized well with the royal blue bathroom furniture.
Corumbá Gray Granite
Corumbá Gray granite is one of the grayest stones you will find. This is because this granite has small grains of mostly gray with only a few details in black and white. The final appearance is a non-uniform stone, but with a charming look. The average price of this granite is R $ 150 per square meter.
Image 36 – Different gray cladding in the same kitchen: corumbá gray granite, burnt cement and geometric cladding.
Image 37 – Here, the gray present in the granite countertop is also present on the floor, but in a lighter shade.
Image 38 – The cozy and comfortable combination of gray granite and wood.
Image 39 – Take advantage of the striking granulations of gray granite corumbá and insert them in the decoration.
Image 40 – The classic and elegant mix of white wood and gray granite.
Image 41 – The durability and resistance of gray granite allows it to be used in service areas without compromising the beauty and quality of the stone<./p> 
Image 42 – To balance the neutrality of white and gray, a pink gradient wall.
Noble Gray Granite
Noble Gray granite is the ideal choice for those looking for a stone of uniform tones and striking granulation. This granite has grains of three different colors: white, black and gray. However, the price of noble gray granite is not the cheapest, on average, this stone has been sold for R $ 210 per square meter.
Picture 43 – Arabesque on the floor and noble gray granite on the countertop: a striking combination, but without polluting the look of the kitchen.
Image 44 – The gray granite of the countertop harmonizes very well with the wall covering in different shades of gray.
Image 45 – Let the gray granite be the big star of your project
Image 46 – Nothing better for a classic style kitchen than neutral tone stones, such as noble gray granite.
Image 47 – The black details of the stone give extra charm and elegance to the kitchen.
Picture 48 – Metal inserts and gray granite, why not?
Image 49 – All the beauty of a neutral bathroom to delight your eyes.
Itabira Ocher Granite
Ocab Itabira granite is in shades of gray and yellow, in a harmonious mix of mixed grains. The stone combines with different decoration proposals and brings that touch of comfort and welcome, thanks to the warmer tone of its surface. To have an example of ocher Itabira granite in your home you will need to invest around R $ 200 in the square meter.
Image 50 – Ease of cleaning is one of the great advantages of granite.
Picture 51 – Kitchen island all covered with gray ocher granite itabira.
Image 52 – Here, the stainless steel of the mini fridge came to talk directly with the gray granite stone of the countertop.
Picture 53 – Unusual combination: gray granite with polka dot pattern on the wall
Image 54 – Notice how the yellowish tone of this granite leaves the kitchen cozy.
Image 55 – And in detail, the stone is even more charming.
Image 56 – The tone of the wood meets the yellowish gray hue of granite.
Image 57 – And why not invest in a gray and blue composition?
Silver Gray Granite
Silver gray granite is characterized by the shades of light and dark gray that make up its surface, sometimes marked by delicate veins, sometimes full of tiny dots. The average price of this stone is around R $ 200 per square meter.
Picture 58 – Silver gray granite on the kitchen countertop
Image 59 – Choose the right one for those who want a project to impress.
Image 60 – The neutrality of this kitchen with gray granite has been mitigated with the use of small objects of bright and vibrant color.
Image 61 – For the gray bathroom, gray granite.
Image 62 – Stainless steel and metal form a beautiful set with gray granite.
Image 63 – The demolition bricks break the predominance of gray that comes both on the granite countertop and on the porcelain floor.
Image 64 – And, to close, a kitchen project with gray granite that leaves no doubt that this can and should be the perfect choice for you too.
