granite
Nothing beats the warmth and traditional charm of butcher block countertops. Many homeowners are choosing to use a combination of wood and granite, or another hard surface, in their kitchens.
Quartz countertops are a big trend in today’s market. Brands such as Caesarstone, Silestone and Zodiaq are readily available in a large variety of colors.
Common solid surface brands include Corian and Hi-Macs. They are made of acrylic and come in many colors.
Laminate countertops have been very popular for years because they are affordable and readily available. You may know them better by the common brand name, Formica.
Ceramic Tile countertops were very popular in the 70s. In some regions of the United States, they are still seen in many homes.
Though not common in residential kitchens, you’ve likely seen stainless steel countertops in commercial settings. They are easy to clean and heat resistant.
Concrete countertops were a short-lived trend in the early 2000s. They are still seen occasionally, though. They are quite porous and even with sealer, can easily be stained.
“Recycled” is a popular term for homeowners concerned with sustainability. These countertop surfaces are made with glass chips from a variety of materials
What happens to old quarries after they are no longer operational?
Greens go with just about everything: with black, stainless steel, and maple or cherry cabinets.
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Stone is versatile and can be used in many places throughout your home.