Blog Tag: countertops

When you are redesigning your kitchen it is important to make sure that all of the individual elements come together seamlessly. This means that the countertops, backsplash, hardware, appliances and furniture all work alongside each other to create one, cohesive space. Sometimes it can be difficult to incorporate color, textures or patterns without having two pieces clash or fight with each other for the spotlight.

If you have recently purchased a new home or are looking to renovate your space, you may be feeling overwhelmed when it comes to your design choices. Before you jump in, check out these 10 interior design tips to make sure that you end up with your perfect space.

With the year in full swing, we can look back on past trends and determine what may be leading the market in 2020.

What were the biggest kitchen trends in 2019 and what will be the biggest kitchen trends in 2020?

Travertine has been used for thousands of years in many amazing structures all over the world. It is a type of limestone that is created from very high heat and pressure. Travertine is very porous and somewhat resembles marble. It is even referred to as onyx marble at times. It is formed and imported from areas in Italy, Turkey, Mexico, and the Middle East. It comes in many earth tone hues, such as walnut, cream, gold, beige, ivory, and coral red.

When deciding which material to use for your bathroom countertops, you may be overwhelmed by all the options. There are many designs to choose that will complement what your bathroom looks like already. It is hard to decide what the best bathroom countertops are, as it is ultimately up to your personal taste and what will look good.

Hand selecting stone slabs is one of the most important components to meeting a buyer’s expectations. The purchaser should hand select the specific stone slab or slabs that they want to purchase, which then need to be tagged with the purchasers information.

Granite countertops have been on trend for more than a decade and have become the standard for kitchen countertops. Granite is typically more expensive than other countertop materials, but that’s not what makes it the number one choice amongst homeowners.

Nothing is more frustrating than when your gorgeous natural stone shows its wear and tear with flaking, cracks, and other imperfections. The most important aspect of fixing the imperfections in your stone is understanding what causes them and what kind of ramifications you are dealing with.

These are the following areas that Marble looks the best in!