Do a double-color whammy. A red stove adds a bright contrast in this pale kitchen, but it really needs the black accents too. Without the black, red and white (or, as here, off-white) can be an uncomfortable pairing, but slabs of glossy marble ground the scheme and stop it from looking garish.
If you live in a hard-water area, be aware that black marble like this needs to be polished regularly to keep it looking good; otherwise, it tends to develop a chalky scale that makes it appear dull.
from Houzz http://ift.tt/2d9jFMB
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