The attractive look of veined stone is found in a variety of materials, such as granite, marble, quartz, and other natural stone options. The veining in these popular choices for kitchen countertops adds an element of depth and visual interest without being overdone or overbearing. … MORE
Such a significant room demands increasingly high-performance, environmentally friendly materials along with appliances that use as little energy as possible. It also requires a design that detracts from the often chaotic nature of kitchens.
Enter the newest kitchen trend that is taking the design world by storm: invisible kitchens. Not only do invisible kitchens serve as multifunctional spaces but they also conceal that multi-functionality. … MORE
Viatera is a type of quartz that is all-natural and 93% crystalline. In order to be used as one of the most elegant materials for luxury countertops, the stunning quartz is crushed and blended with high-quality resin binders. The gorgeous result includes more than 300 color designs and style combinations. … MORE
New York fashion isn’t just about what people are wearing on the street or where they go to eat. It’s baked into the very fabric of this bustling metropolis, creating innovative designs that can inspire even your kitchen to remodel. Here are a few current countertop trends you might want to incorporate in your next home upgrade project. Here is all you need to know about New York countertops.
Sea Pearl quartzite, mined in Brazil, is the perfect example of why people love this metamorphic stone. Quartzite is renowned for offering the luminous, crystalline beauty of marble paired with the hardness of granite, and the Sea Pearl variety delivers both of these coveted features. … MORE
Just by calling out certain design elements, it’s not difficult to tell which era a kitchen came from. For example, if you see appliances in avocado green or harvest gold, it’s a good bet they’ve been in operation since the ‘60s or ‘70s (which is both impressive and a little frightening). If countertops are ceramic tile, the kitchen design likely dates back to the ‘80s. … MORE
