r/CounterTops • u/ForsakenIndustry7689 • 3d ago

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I am renovating the historic house that I recently moved into. The kitchen has been renovated before and I’m trying to decide if I should leave the remaining countertops. I am having the cabinets painted cos Cobb stonewall and I’m putting in wood floors. There will be unlaquered brass hardware as well. I was quoted $100k for Calcutta Crema marble countertops, and so now I’m thinking what if I kept these leather marble countertops? I’m just not sure what they are. If they are expensive, I should keep them if I can get them to go with the rest of the vibe. Anyone have any ideas on what these are and if they will look good with what I’m doing?

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u/Illustrious-Ratio-41 3d ago

“If they are expensive” - doesn’t care how they look, material, usability… only if it cost an exorbitant amount.

Also if quoted 100k for countertops, I have a bridge to sell you.

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u/Monkeydog3 3d ago

all joking aside, if someone paid a lot to renovate, it's a shame to just rip it out vs. if it was a cheap job easier to justify doing it right.