Dekton countertops have gradually reached the point where they’re among the most popular kitchen countertop materials. It provides homeowners with an ultra-compact countertop surface made from many of the same materials you’ll find in quartz, glass and porcelain countertops, but still has its own unique properties. Dekton is fabricated using a process called “sinterized particle technology,” in which manufacturers mix together raw materials for the countertop under extreme levels of heat and pressure—more than 1200 degrees Celsius and 5900 psi! The result? A nearly indestructible countertop that is extremely easy to maintain. In fact, Dekton was created with the goal... View Article
A remodel is the perfect way to create the custom kitchen of your dreams. You can craft a gourmet space fit for a chef, or a modern nook ideal for creating unforgettable family memories. While the final product is rewarding, remodeling a kitchen can be challenging. There are so many different decisions to be made during the process of designing and creating a new kitchen. One of those decisions is selecting the kitchen countertop and backsplash. Most homeowners select the countertop first, which leaves them struggling to find a backsplash that both fits the space and matches the countertop. Follow... View Article
Quartz countertops are composed of engineered stone, meaning that they offer the same aesthetic and cachet of traditional stone counters, but with reduced maintenance and care needs. Contrary to popular conception, quartz countertops aren’t actually made of quartz. They’re made of a composite stone consisting of crushed natural materials and a binder. Depending on the color and style, quartz countertops may contain marble, granite, silica, glass and more. Natural stones are generally porous, meaning that stains, oils and other materials can seep into them, causing discoloration and even damage. Manufactured stones, like quartz countertops, are less porous and generally easier... View Article