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No matter which countertop you choose during your remodel, there are things to watch out for. Almost every single material you can choose from will come with pros and cons and things you need to be proactive about in order to prevent wear and tear, especially if you end up choosing a cheaper material like a laminate.

From shiny quartzite to honed marble countertops, choosing your stone can be overwhelming! Not only do you have several varieties of stone to choose from, but there are also different types of finishes that can be applied.

If you are a recent homeowner or are just looking to do renovations in your current space, you may be tackling your bathroom! This likely means new flooring, new paint colors, new natural stone countertops a

If you are looking for a new countertop for your space, you may be considering a custom countertop. This is a great way to make your spot your own, feel unique and stand out.

Stone floors are very popular flooring options in both residential and commercial environments; however, there are a lot of important benefits to having stone floors that many people are not aware of.  The most common types of stone flooring are granite, slate, travertine, limestone and marble.

If you are picturing your dream kitchen, most of the time it will include a beautiful and functional island space. A kitchen island is so useful because it increases the amount of space that you have to chop, prepare and cook your meals. It also can add some casual seating space. 

2021 is quickly approaching, which means that we will have a whole new year of design trends and ideas and we can say goodbye to the trends of 2020. 

One thing that many homeowners can struggle with is what types of countertops they want to use for their bathrooms or kitchens. 

Whether you already have a fireplace in your home or you are looking to add one, a beautiful fireplace can be the perfect centerpiece to your living space.

What is trending when it comes to home design is constantly changing and evolving. What is popular one year will be completely outdated the next. Keeping up on what is trending and what homeowners are looking for in new homes is the best way to keep yours up to date, stylish and to increase value.