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Stone from left to right: Van Gogh Quartzite, Michelangelo Quartzite, Maori Granite, Ancara Marble, Enigma Marble Natural stone countertops remain one of the most sought-after features in kitchens and bathrooms thanks to their beauty, durability, and timeless appeal. Each stone type offers its own look, performance qualities, and maintenance needs. Below is a guide to help you understand the unique characteristics of quartzite, granite, dolomite, soapstone, and marble so you

Warm Kitchen with Polished Countertops A stone feature in your home such as a countertop, kitchen island, vanity or even an accent wall can be the focal point of any room and define its personality. The right stone and finish doesn’t just enhance your design, it shapes the entire mood of your space. What sort of energy does your space have? One of sophistication and high contrast, or perhaps something softer with warmth and tranquility? From reflective and modern to textured

Quartz is an engineered stone made of crushed stones typically bound together with polymer resin and pigment. Quartz is as hard as granite, however, unlike natural stone, quartz is not porous and does not need to be sealed. Printed Quartz Today we will be discussing two methods to create the appearance of veining the quartz: Printed quartz , is a modern innovation in engineered stone design. It’s created using advanced, high-resolution digital printing technology that applies