There are many pink granites that look very similar. Below is a website which has good pictures and information on granites by colour range. I've already seen some that look very close to the one on your photo. Desert rose (Australia) and Belmont rose are similar, so are a few others from China. Best to ask the owner of that bench top. http://www.graniteland.com/stone/belmont-rose

The style of your home stems from the gothic style in the 70's, 1570 to be more exact. The gothic period lasted from around 1485-1603. The Gothic Revival style started in England in the late 19th century. I suggest searching images of Gothic buildings built during the Gothic period to see if there are materials that you like. If you can't find any, search for images of Gothic revival buildings for examples of materials that you think will work. If that doesn't work, then the next comment may be of some help.

Since you are going to clad the posts , paint each post different colour . That would be the best way to see it at different times of the day and choose the one you like. You can even repaint it again and again until you get it right.

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