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Happy April 22nd, AKA Earth Day!
This year many organizations and individuals are celebrating Earth Week, because of how important our home planet is to us! Find ways to create a more sustainable life in all things, including your home.
Topics: Stone, Quartz, Marble, Limestone, Porcelain Countertop, Porcelain, Stone slab, ceramic tile, natural stone
This is a step-by-step guide explaining the fabrication process from start to finish.
Granite, Marble, Limestone, Quartz, Quartzite, Porcelain, Soapstone, Onyx, or Concrete, there are many options when choosing your stone countertop. Each stone has unique qualities and is specially suited for a variety of applications. A little research goes a long way. A reputable fabricator will have a vast selection of first quality stone in their slab warehouse and should be able to answer any of your questions regarding the characteristics, color variation and application when selecting your stone.
Topics: Fabrication, Quartz, Granite Countertop, Marble Countertop, Marble, Stone Edges, Stone Slabs, Granite, Stone Surface, Inside look into the fabrication of countertops, Fabrication of countertops, Countertop
When choosing the stone for your countertop, there are a few things to consider: color, application, care and durability. Natural stone is unique. The variety of shades and colors inherent to natural stone are endless; each pattern is different. Some stones create a sense of movement, while others a more subdued look. All natural stone is porous to some degree and is subject to staining, etching, and wear, depending on the type of stone it is and its durability threshold. Most stone requires some level of care. Being aware of these distinctive differences will serve as a guide to selecting the right stone for your countertop.
Topics: Vanities, Countertops, Stone, Fabrication, Quartz, kitchen, Granite Countertop, Quartzite Countertop, Marble Countertop, Limestone Countertop, Onyx, Soapstone Countertop, Soapstone, Choosing the right stone, Choosing the right stone countertop, Quartzite, Granite, Quartz Countertop, Limestone, Onyx Countertop, Porcelain Countertop, Porcelain
Choosing a surface finish for your stone product can be straightforward if you are aware of the options.
It is the vision and the attention to detail, that makes home design an authentic expression of oneself. What seems like the simplest of choices, may have a profound impact on your design and ultimately define the look and feel of your space. Smooth surface or textured, natural stone has many styles and distinct personalities. In this article we will be highlighting the most popular stone surface finish options, their characteristics, and the feeling they evoke to make your design dream a reality.
Topics: Vanities, Countertops, Stone, Fabrication, Quartz
Cambria is a natural surfacing product most commonly used for countertops. It contains 93% natural Quartz, one of the hardest minerals on earth, making it superior in strength and durability compared to other products such as granite which contains only 40% - 60% Quartz.
Topics: Countertops, Showers, Bathrooms, Quartz
Check out some of these inspiring photos for ideas on how to incorporate grey and white into your master bath.
Topics: Vanities, Countertops, Stone, Fabrication, Showers, Quartz
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