Have you ever walked into the kitchen and noticed that your granite countertops look a bit drab? It’s a bit puzzling, especially when one of the reasons you chose to install granite is because of their shiny luster that looks even better when the light hits it. Granite countertops always look great, but sometimes they can become cloudy. No need to stress about it because there are a few different reasons for a cloudy cast on your gorgeous granite and there are some quick fixes that will bring your countertops back to their usual shiny selves. What are some reasons for cloudy granite countertop ..read more

If you need a reason to install granite countertops in your home, durability and beauty are probably the most common draws. Also, with their large variety of colors and patterns, every homeowner can find a slab that fits their unique style. It’s an amazing choice if you want low upkeep, heat endurance, and stain resistance for countertops. But that’s not all. Granite’s versatility stretches beyond just kitchens and bathrooms. It can enhance any area in the home as more than counters. Here are some examples showing granite’s beauty throughout the house. Living Room Along with the kitchen, the l ..read more

You love all things old or should we say classic. When you move into a home and start making it your own, the kitchen is a place that can easily be made retro, but you don’t necessarily want it to function like it’s old. You want it to be functional, look amazing and easy to care for. Installing modern countertop material such as quartz or granite will give you all three plus enhance the vintage look. So, how do you go about bringing the function of your kitchen into this century while keeping the look nostalgic? A kitchen gets its retro style by carefully using things from a certain time peri ..read more

Granite countertops are stylish and robust. They are an asset to any kitchen and bathroom and once installed, the result will probably exceed your expectations. So, choosing the correct countertop finish matters. It optimizes their charm and usefulness in any space they adorn most commonly kitchens and baths. Part of what makes granite so great is that its durable and appealing at the same time and having the right finish will generate diverse looks and textures making it a unique choice in any setting. If you’re not familiar with countertop finishes, or just want to refresh your memory we’ve ..read more

Granite countertops are not all created equally. Just because it is a natural stone doesn’t mean that each piece that is cut is perfect. Some quality issues may exist with these countertops. As a consumer, you should inspect the slabs while you are shopping for them. If the slabs in the store or at a supplier are of poor quality, it would be best to simply move on to another dealer with much higher quality pieces. Knowing what to look for in terms of granite quality will ensure you are getting the most out of your product. So, how can you check the quality of granite? Here are a few ways to en ..read more

Kitchens are the center station in our homes. Its where it all happens, everyone gathers in the kitchen for eating, visiting, preparing meals, and even doing homework or a house project. Countertops anchor all that happens in the kitchen, so they need to be able to take on all the activity. Without them, kitchens wouldn’t have much life, so when they start to show signs of wear and tear and not look so good, we think about bringing life back into the kitchen with new countertops. It’s a big decision to replace your kitchen countertops, and even bigger if you are upgrading to granite or quartz ..read more

Planning to revamp your house? You’re probably considering a quartz countertop for your kitchen or bathroom, naturally. It’s a smart choice for many key reasons. Aside from it being popular due to its versatility and the way it looks, quartz is also durable and easy to maintain. But is it environmentally friendly? A countertop solution such as quartz is inherently eco-friendly and here’s how. About Quartz Quartz countertops aren’t just rock solid. Around 90% is pure quartz, a common earth material. The rest 10% comprises of additives like resins and colors. Quartz is abundantly available, unli ..read more

Home and kitchen trends come and go and although it would be great to remodel regularly, it’s not practical for most people. The smart thing to do is choose an aesthetic that is classic, timeless so that you don’t tire of it, especially in the kitchen. Kitchen countertops are the anchor that hold the overall look and feel of the place you and your family spend most of your time. There is a countertop material that meets the criteria for both style and function, and doesn’t lose its appeal, It’s marble. Marble countertops have always been a contender for a stunning kitchen that will retain its ..read more

It’s officially December, and the holidays are right around the corner—which means everyone is heading to the kitchen for their well-known cinnamon rolls, chocolate chess pies, and grandma’s famous sugar cookies. Amid cooking preparations, kitchens tend to get very messy. Flour and sugar powder the air while milk and buttery oils stream across the countertops. However, you’re in for trouble if you don’t have a quartz countertop. Quartz countertops will be the true heroes this holiday season while you prepare everyone’s favorite meals and desserts. Between their nonporous powers and easy-to-cle ..read more

Granite countertops, revered for their unique beauty and robustness, are a popular choice for many homeowners. However, their porous nature makes them vulnerable to staining, which can mar their elegant appearance. Understanding how stains occur on granite and knowing the right tips to handle them is essential for maintaining the pristine condition of these natural stone surfaces. It is rare that a properly sealed granite countertop will stain, however it’s best to know what to do if it does. The Porous Nature of Granite: Granite is a naturally occurring stone, formed over millions of years fr ..read more