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You just installed new natural stone or quartz countertops … but something still feels missing. Have you picked out a backsplash?
Quartz surfacing is an excellent answer to the countertop needs of today’s busy household. But a final quartz slab can turn out in a number of different ways as a product of its manufacturing process, begging the question: are all quartzes created equal?
How do you keep your countertops looking beautiful, like the day they were installed? Here are some simple care tips for some of the more frequently chosen materials.
When contemplating new countertops or a kitchen or bath remodel, determining the type of material is one of the first and most important things you need to decide.
Solid What? When it goes up against natural marble, granite or quartz, solid surface is an easily overlooked product.
The natural beauty of stone from its unique variety of colors and patterns as a result of millions of years of geological transformations makes it hard to beat.
Quartz, granite, marble, quartzite, soapstone, solid surface – the list of all of the different design choices available to you for your countertops may sound overwhelming at first. But it’s not; it’s all good!
There are many different situations where homeowners ask for their stone countertops to be reworked – and this can be a mightier task than it may seem.
