Kitchens and bathrooms always include countertops as a primary feature. But how can we know which material is the best choice for a countertop? The short and most simple answer is a stone. Stone is not only durable and well-suited,...
As you probably already know, travertine is a natural stone commonly used among homeowners in flooring due to its durability. Because its hard surface this natural stone can handle heavy footfall without showing signs of damage, scratches or cracks. However,...
Natural stones offer unique patterns, colors and textures that allow for infinite design possibilities - in and out of your house. The use of natural stones is one of the biggest trends for the upcoming season. If you are looking to...
Travertine is a natural type of stone that develops around certain types of mineral spring deposits, giving this unique type of stone a distinctive and striking appearance. But, what is travertine, really? In reality travertine is a type of...
When it comes to choosing the materials that will go into a space you are creating, there are many factors you need to take into consideration. The mood of the room, if they match your personality, if they bring a...
Marble allows us to create meaningful spaces within a home. This versatile material offers infinite possibilities when it comes to creating luxury atmospheres that allure to a classic, yet modern style. The use of marble in interior design provides a...
It is no secret that marble countertops are high maintenance, this gorgeous stone can elevate any space but it requires proper treatment and regular sealing so it doesn’t stain.However, there is a new treatment out there that can help you...
Granite has been one of the most used stones for interior design over the past decades. But, what is granite, really? Granite is an igneous rock forged from the slow crystallization of magma below Earth’s surface. It is formed of...
Marble is one of the most beautiful and durable stones out there. However, it is susceptible to etching and since it is more porous than other stones it can scratch, crack, and stain more easily. Therefore, Marble countertops require some...
