Kyle Murray

Table of Contents 2cm Countertops vs 3cm Countertops Thinner than 2cm Thicker than 3cm Does Marble Need to be Thicker Than Granite? Any countertop project must be done with deliberate considerations that lead to a decisive outcome. That is why establishing desired countertop thickness ahead of time is as important as picking whether you want marble or quartz. Stone fabrication and installation is high-level craftsmanship, and as a...

  Natural countertops, such as granite, marble, quartzite, onyx, limestone, travertine, slate, gemstone, and soapstone, provide unmatched style and equity to any home or business. The unique variations, color selection, and durability of natural stone are truly unique and can never be mimicked by an engineered material. Natural stone countertops have been a staple for the highest standard of home design for the last three decades. Nat...

    Table of Contents Does My Granite Require Sealing? Waterdrop Test How to Seal Granite Multi-Purpose Cleaners Why Do I Have to Seal Granite? Granite is an extremely durable natural stone material that is used in residential and commercial properties around the world. The stone has a very broad use in construction: granite can be used as kitchen countertops, floor tiles, around the fireplace, or as the fa&c...

Granite is widely known as one of the best countertop materials because of its durable nature and timeless appearance. It has maintained strong popularity throughout decades of rapidly changing interior design trends. But with so many colors to choose from, picking the right color granite countertop can be tough. Light colored granite countertops are versatile and can be the perfect finishing piece for many kitchen designs, from classic to c...

  Adding a Quality Sink Can Add Up On Your Bottom Line Many homeowners are looking to fabricators to assist in the selection of the sink, providing those fabricators with an opportunity to demonstrate their expertise and steer the homeowner towards the sink that best complements the countertop. Whether providing the homeowner with a solid surface or stone countertop, it’s important to help them select a quality sink that is n...

Table of Contents Complementary Granite Counters for White Cabinets Granite Countertops for White Cabinets and Dark Floor Dark Blue Granite Counters with White Cabinets Light Brown Granite Counters with White Cabinets White Granite Counters with White Cabinets When selecting a stone for your kitchen, there are many options to choose from, especially with our selection of over 2,000 different colors of natural stone in stock. Tha...

Table of Contents The Traits of Granite Countertops The Traits of Marble Countertops Granite and marble are our two most popular kitchen countertop options here at Marble.com. Both have their own unique advantage, which makes them coveted by homeowners, real estate agents, and interior designers. However, if you’re new to countertop shopping then you may be at a loss identifying the differences between both of these attractive coun...

The use of marble countertops is not a new fad. Marble has been used for both decorative and functional purposes within the architectural design for thousands of years. Of course, earliest uses of marble appeared mainly in public, religious, or government buildings due to the great expense and effort to quarry the material. So how did marble eventually find its way into the home? Where did the idea to make a bathroom vanity top out of marble c...

    If you’re looking for a helpful, efficient, and unique way to enhance your grilling experience, then it’s time to start grilling with granite. Grilling on cutouts of granite countertops offer several practical advantages for both culinary prodigies and at-home chefs. Using granite to heat foods was one of the initial cooking methods developed during prehistoric times. Although this technique is ancient...

Cabinetry surfaces and finishes can dramatically change the look of a kitchen and add to the depth and design of a space. A traditionally faced cabinetry will look starkly different as compared to a retro or more sleek and contemporary styled cabinetry. While your natural stone kitchen countertops may last over 100 years, your cabinetry style may clash drastically with the previous homeowner and will alter your kitchen design plans. Further, if y...