We offer and install custom-made stone top that adds timeless design and a flawless, robust surface to kitchens. We provide clients with a wide variety of high granite, quartz, and marble worktops in a variety of elegant colours and finishes.

The Best Stone Top to Use:

 

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Kitchens and bathrooms are very similar. They are not only the two most typically renovated rooms in a home, but they also both have countertops as the main component. Another issue that kitchen and bathroom surfaces have in common is moisture.

Water is always present around sinks, which limits the type of surface that can be used for these counters. Spills, hot objects, and scratches from knives and other tools can cause a lot of wear on kitchen counters. Porous and non-durable materials, such as wood or laminates, are obviously not the ideal alternatives for these worktops, but what are? What surfaces, moreover, make the best countertops? “Stone” is the short answer. Stone is not only long-lasting and functional, but it’s also a lovely design feature. Large stone slabs are perfect for countertops, and high-quality stone can even raise the value of a home.

When planning or remodelling a home, there are hundreds of different varieties of stone to select from, but which one is ideal for countertops? Come Take a look

Types of Stone Top:

Quartz

Quartz surfacing is currently the most popular choice for kitchen countertops due to its numerous benefits. Quartz does not require sealing and its seams mix quite well. It is simple to clean and resistant to heat, scratches, and stains. Quartz is resilient and has a seemingly limitless range of colours and patterns due to its manufacturing process.

BLACK MARQUINA QUARTZ

ROCA QUARTZ

CREAM TINY SPARKLE QUARTZ

Granite

Granite surfaces are individual slabs of stone carved from the soil. It is more porous than quartz and requires a little more maintenance. Granite countertops can be ordered with a polished, lustrous finish, a honed, matte finish, or a premium finish such as flamed or leather. Because of the numerous colour and finish options available, design flexibility is a key advantage when using granite.

EVEREST CRYSTAL GRANITE

VERDE FORESTA LINEAL GRANITE

GREY BAYOU GRANITE

Marble

The lasting beauty of this natural and timeless classic stems from the impression you felt with it as you stared attentively at your kitchen worktop and recalled the first time you had it. Marble has a unique property that allows you to see its past, similar to remembering an old burn from a boiling pot.

The most difficult aspect of a marble worktop is that it is porous and absorbs liquids, which can cause stains. Wine, vinegar, tomato juice, and lemon are acids that can remove the polish and discolour the stone. It is also prone to cracks and chips and can be quite costly when compared to other natural stones.

CALACATTA CREMA MARBLE

PIETRA GREY MARBLE

STATUARIO VENATO MARBLE

Porcelain

Would you be surprised to learn that the popularity of porcelain is increasing? It’s becoming a popular kitchen countertop style! Although not entirely new, porcelain slab countertops have massively improved. Porcelain is a gorgeous, long-lasting, and low-maintenance material. Porcelain countertops, as opposed to the solid surface and engineered stone countertops, are designed for outdoor use.

NERO MARQUINA PORCELAIN

PANDA WHITE PORCELAIN

STATUARIO PORCELAIN

Slate

Slate is mostly heat resistant and does not discolour when in touch with hot pots. It is not easily chipped or scratched. It also does not easily stain, even when stained with acids such as tomato juice, vinegar, oil cleansers, and wine. It is also available in a variety of colours, including black, grey, and brown.

SAVERNAKE GREEN SLATE

OCEAN BLACK SLATE

ITALIAN BLACK SLATE

Limestone

Limestone is another stone that is a growing trend in kitchens. This stone is soft and porous. Properly using limestone will require adequate care and sealing in order to keep it stain-free. Although it is porous, the nearly creamy appearance that distinguishes limestone is what most people want in this natural stone.

ANATALYA / MYRA LIMESTONE

PORTO LIMESTONE

JURA BEIGE LIMESTONE

Benefits of Natural Stone Top:

Appearance

Granite, marble, and soapstone surfaces instantly transform a good kitchen or bathroom into a spectacular one. While aesthetics are subjective, people’s immediate reaction to natural stone countertops is always positive since they look so good.

Durability

Natural stone countertops are built to endure a lifetime. They are extremely durable, require little maintenance, and can survive the spills, accidents, and catastrophes that are common in everyday life. Hot coffee, spilt wine, and even slicing knives cause little damage to granite, marble, and soapstone.

Uniqueness

Because no two slabs of granite, marble, or soapstone are exactly the same, using them for countertops allows you to genuinely design a one-of-a-kind kitchen or bathroom. You can check out our website to select a colour and design pattern that complements the individuality and character of any room. 

Value

Natural stone, more than any other countertop material, will increase the total value of your home. Granite, marble, and quartzite are continually in demand and fashionable. They are, in some ways, ageless but also current. Many homeowners have made their decision based solely on the natural stone countertops.

Adaptability

Because each natural stone slab is custom-cut for your counters, you may incorporate it into any design you like. Your natural stone fabricator can cut your slab of granite, marble, or quartzite to order, whether you want a kitchen island or a round vanity in your closet. Natural stone gives you the freedom to create the countertops of your dreams.

Stone Top Maintenance:

Replace the Seal Every 2-5 Years

• To offer adequate protection, the stone sealant should be applied every few years.

• This is a significant improvement over the previous once-yearly timetable.

Provide Hotpads and Trivets to Protect Against Heat Damage

• Heat has the potential to harm quartz and discolour certain sealants. To protect the countertop from hot pans, use trivets and hot pads.

• Mats can be placed along the counter near the stove and microwave in a common break room kitchen.

Provide Cutting Boards to Avoid Scuffs

With cutting boards, avoid leaving scratches or nicks in the seal.

Add Steps and Chairs to Prevent Weight Damage

When seated on or climbed on, countertops can crack. To avoid this, provide chairs and nearby steps.

Reduce Your Exposure to Acids and Acidic Foods

• Do not leave acids such as vinegar, lemon juice, or some cleansers on the counter.

• Remove acids as soon as possible and raise the area.

Natural Stone Top Finishes

Polished

Because of the shiny and smooth surface it produces, it is a popular choice for kitchens, baths, and bars. This polish brings out the texture and colour of the natural stone. The surface is simple to maintain and aids in sealing the pores found in natural stone. As a result, the finish is appropriate for any application that may be exposed to moisture and high levels of humidity.

Honed

The honed finish, also known as a matte finish, is used on natural stone countertops to produce a smooth surface with no reflection or gloss. This look is obtained by buffing a polished surface, making it appear relaxed while also adding a rustic charm. This finish may not display the natural stone’s grains, patterns, and textures as well as other finishes, such as polished. However, if you want a more muted appearance, go with a honed finish.

Flamed

A flamed finish is obtained by heating a natural stone countertop and then fast cooling it. As a result, the grains explode and frequently change colour. It produces a faded appearance, as well as a lumpy and rough texture that provides an anti-slip surface.

Leathered

This surface will not reveal scratches, stains, fingerprints, or smudges, however, cleaning the splits and pits may be necessary. This finish is ideal for bathroom vanity tops, bar tops, and other residential applications.