Green marble-look quartz with moderate veining
Jardin Emerald is Silestone's green marble look within the Le Chic collection, and one of the colors Cosentino features as most popular for kitchens. A deep emerald base is patterned with lighter mottling, golden veins with metallic accents, and darker black lines. It is a color-forward choice that works on an island against white or cream perimeter counters, or as a bar top, fireplace surround or powder room vanity. Pair it with warm wood, cream cabinetry and brass. It is polished and sold in 2 cm and 3 cm.
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Silestone Le Chic Collection
| Design Name | Jardin Emerald |
| Brand | Silestone |
| Maker | Cosentino |
| Collection | Le Chic Collection |
| Look | Marble look |
| Veining | Moderate |
| Finish Options | Polished |
| Thickness | 2cm, 3cm |
| Color Family | Green |
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Jardin Emerald is a color-forward surface, so it does its best work in limited doses: an island set against white or cream perimeter counters, a bar top, a fireplace surround or a powder room vanity. Covering an entire kitchen in deep green can feel enclosed, particularly in a room with little daylight. The golden veins with metallic accents come alive under warm pendant lighting.
Jardin Emerald is Silestone's green marble look, while Parisien Bleu offers a similar statement in slate-blue with white and ochre veins. For a much subtler green note, Compac Ice Green keeps a pale white base with only a hint of blue-green.
Compare: Silestone Parisien Bleu · Compac Ice Green
For most rooms, yes, which is why it is usually used on an island, bar or vanity rather than every counter. The deep emerald base, lighter mottling and gold-and-black veins carry a lot of color. Pairing it with white or cream perimeter counters keeps the kitchen balanced.
Warm materials: cream cabinetry, walnut or oak, and brass hardware. Those pick up the gold in the veins and soften the green. Cool grays and chrome tend to make the color look colder and harder to live with.
Cosentino features it in its list of most-requested Silestone kitchen colors. Within the Le Chic collection it is the one green marble look, with emerald ground, lighter mottling and gold veins, and it is polished in 2 and 3 cm slabs.
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