Countertops
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Kitchen Countertops
Choosing kitchen countertops involves considering several factors to ensure you make the right decision. Here are some important factors to consider:
Budget
Determine your budget range for the countertops. Different materials have varying price ranges, so understanding your budget will help narrow down your options.
Durability
Consider how durable the countertop material is and how it will hold up to the demands of your kitchen. Some materials, such as granite and quartz, are known for their durability and resistance to scratches and heat.
Maintenance
If interested in a countertop with an alternate finish (Brushed/Leathered, Matte/Suede), be sure to understand the additional maintenance that comes along with these finishes.
Aesthetic Appeal
Think about the overall look and style you want for your kitchen. Consider the color, pattern, and texture options available in different materials and how they will complement your kitchen’s design and other elements like cabinets and backsplash.
If you prefer a consistent look, quartz might be a good choice since it is manufactured and has more uniform patterns compared to natural stone.
Functionality
Consider how you use your kitchen and the countertop’s functionality. If you do a lot of cooking and food preparation, you may want a surface that is resistant to stains, heat, and scratches.
Consultation & Samples
Visit showrooms or consult with professionals to see and touch samples of different countertop materials. This will give you a better understanding of their appearance, texture, and quality.
Ultimately, choosing kitchen countertops involves finding a balance between your budget, desired aesthetic, durability, and maintenance preferences. Considering these factors will help you make an informed decision that suits your needs and enhances the overall look and functionality of your kitchen.
Bathroom Countertops
Selecting bathroom countertops involves considering similar factors as choosing kitchen countertops, but with some additional considerations specific to the bathroom. Here are some key points to keep in mind:
Moisture Resistance
Bathrooms are exposed to high levels of moisture, so it’s important to choose a countertop material that is resistant to water damage. Non-porous materials like quartz and porcelain are excellent choices as they don’t absorb water and are less likely to develop mold or mildew.
Size & Layout
Consider the size and layout of your bathroom when selecting countertops. Determine the available space and the dimensions needed for the countertop. Take into account the placement of sinks, faucets, and other fixtures to ensure proper fit and functionality.
Style & Aesthetic
Choose a countertop material that complements the overall style and design of your bathroom. Consider the color, pattern, and texture options that will enhance the desired aesthetic. Materials like marble and granite can add a luxurious touch, while quartz and solid surface offer a wide range of design possibilities.
Maintenance
Evaluate the maintenance requirements of the countertop material. Bathrooms are prone to spills, stains, and potential damage from personal care products. Select a material that is easy to clean and maintain, requiring minimal effort to keep it looking fresh and new.
Budget
Determine your budget for the bathroom countertops. Keep in mind that bathroom countertops are usually smaller in size compared to kitchen countertops, so you may have more flexibility with your budget. However, certain materials like natural stone can be more expensive, so consider your options accordingly.
Samples & Consultation
Visit showrooms or consult with professionals to see samples of different countertop materials in person. This will give you a better sense of how they look, feel, and coordinate with other bathroom elements like tiles and cabinetry.
By considering these factors and weighing the importance of each, you can choose bathroom countertops that meet your practical needs, aesthetic preferences, and budget requirements.
Commercial Countertops
Commercial clients expect nothing but the best out of their countertops: durability and performance that leave an impression. We work alongside architects and designers to select specifications that exceed their clients’ expectations.
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Resources
Natural Stone Countertop Care
How to Care for your Natural Stone & Granite Countertops Granite is easy to maintain. Although it is porous, natural
Quartz vs. Granite
What is the difference between quartz & granite? Material Quartz Quartz is an engineered stone made of approx. 93% natural
Quartz Countertop Care
How to Care for your Quartz Countertops Quartz is easy to maintain. It is a non-porous material that is highly
Porcelain Countertop Care
How to Care for your Porcelain Countertops Porcelain is made from a variety of clays and other natural materials that
Granite Composite Sink Care
How to Care for your Granite Composite Sink Granite composite sinks are attractive, versatile, durable and long lasting. By following
Alternate Finish Care
How to Care for Alternative Finishes Honed, Brushed, Leathered or Concrete Finishes Stone with alternate finishes require more daily maintenance