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Kitchen Trends for Countertops

Kitchen Trends for Countertops

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Kitchen Trends for Countertops

When it comes to interiors, everyone is looking to express their individuality in any way possible.  Gone are the days of the cookie-cutter home.  This applies to every detail, including kitchen.  Granite was once the go-to material for kitchen countertops, but its reign as the top option is declining.

While still a very reliable and highly recommended choice for countertops, homeowners are seeking out alternatives to granite in an effort to stay modern and stand out.  Luckily, there are plenty materials to choose from for that custom look, and Splendid can help you find the one to best match your style.

  • Quartz Countertops For the Modern Day Look

    Quartz is the top alternative to granite when looking for a material that can stay with the times, especially since the advent of Caesarstone with its many color and design styles. Another upside are the maintenance requirements for Quartz. Cleaning is a breeze, as a quick wipe with mild soap and water is usually all that is required.

  • Marble Countertops For Elegance

    While it may be advised against use for kitchens in homes with large families due to its sub-granite level durability, marble provides an elegant look that cannot be overstated, and is typically more cost-effective than granite. Use with care, as marble requires a bit more delicate maintenance.

  • Ceramic Tile Saves Money and Boosts Style

    Ceramic is far more flexible than granite in aesthetics, and choices for customization seem endless. Ceramic is also much more budget-friendly compared to granite. While extremely durable in their own right, ceramic tiles still don’t quite match the toughness of granite, but are far much easier to repair.

 

As always, consult a professional who can provide a full range of options for picking the right countertop material to make your kitchen a masterpiece!