Slate Vs Stainless Steel

Ge makes these kitchen appliances in both its slate and black slate exteriors.

Slate vs stainless steel.

Slate appliances complement your favorite cabinet and flooring finishes. It is engineered for durability and versatility while still being stylish and beautifully modern. Like stainless slate matches any cabinet or countertop finish and is style neutral. Slate is a totally different option.

Between standard black slate and others the world of appliances certainly wasn t lacking for new shades of stainless steel but hey at least this new one stood out. Stainless accents complement any hardware. Versatility ge s stainless steel and slate were both designed to match virtually any kitchen style and design so it never clashes with your decor. The brushed stainless handles add a pop of shine complimenting other appliances.

On the sides a specially created shade of gray goes with every color for easy coordination. Slate is smudge proof and resists fingerprints you ll love how easy it is to keep it clean. It s high end and timeless. Slate offers a warm earthy look that is a contrast to the cool clean look of stainless steel.

Why i chose slate appliances for all the reasons listed above it only made sense. Unlike stainless steel the slate appliances have a matte finish that helps them to resist or at least now show fingerprints easily. A matte slate finish is easy to keep clean and resists the dreaded fingerprints that make stainless steel difficult. It s only manufactured by ge so you may not always be able to find it when replacing parts or appliances.

Slate is a matte finish that is resistant to fingerprints and smudges by nature and may be slightly more durable against everyday wear and tear than stainless steel. Slate is a stone inspired finish that is warmer than stainless steel and black stainless steel while still offering the versatility of those finishes. Ge is the first to make them. Slate is also practical with fingerprints because of its smudge proof qualities.

Compare this to the limited lineup some manufacturers offer in black stainless steel. Options are a good thing. When it comes to designing the ultimate kitchen stainless steel is never a bad choice.