Current Trends in Kitchen Countertops and Cabinets
Kitchen cabinets and countertops play a huge role in the overall theme and design of your kitchen. They are, literally & figuratively, the cornerstones of one of the most important areas in your home. Choosing current trends in kitchen countertops and cabinets is...
Rising Cost of Raw Materials
The rising cost of raw materials: from paintbrushes to plywood, gas to groceries, no matter what you are shopping for these days, almost everything is more expensive. According to a recent manufacturing report from The Institute for Supply Management,...
Design Trends
Now more than ever, our homes are our sanctuaries; an extension of who we are and a reflection of our souls. Over the past year and a half, home design trends have evolved at a rapid speed, simply because we had been spending so much time in our homes and using them...
Quartzite: The Diamond of Countertop Materials
Quartzite is considered the diamond of countertop materials. Much like a diamond, Quartzite forms when a metamorphic rock, in this case pure quartz sandstone, is exposed to intense amounts of heat and pressure. Also like a diamond, Quartzite is extremely strong,...
Why You Should Choose Granite for Your Countertops
The reasons why you should choose granite for your countertops are numerous. Granite is one of the best materials because it comes with a lot of perks. Here are just a few reasons why you should choose granite as your kitchen and bathroom countertop material. Granite...
What Can Be Gained From Custom Countertop Fabrication
You go GREEN when you choose to use a digital fabrication shop!
Stone Fabricator | Selecting the Right One
Selecting the right stone fabricator involves doing some research. An inexperienced fabricator can ruin even the most expensive slabs. You want to select a fabricator that uses high quality standards. You will only discover this after visiting your fabricator’s...
Top Three Quartz Countertops
The top three quartz countertops on the market are Caesarstone, Cambria and Silestone. Caesarstone was the original producer of quartz, however they failed to patent the process and therefore, Cambria and Silestone were able to duplicate their production methods,...