Also known as manufactured quartz, this material is made with a mixture of ground natural quartz and resin. Tougher than natural stone countertops, engineered quartz countertops last longer because they aren’t as vulnerable to inevitable wear-and-tear while maintaining a natural appearance. Cambria, Silestone, LG Viatera, and Daltile One Quartz are brands of engineered quartz we offer in diverse color sets.

Available in a variety of colors, natural stone countertops are a great choice if you are looking to introduce a warm and earthy environment to the room. Granite, marble, and soapstone are the most commonly used natural stones.

A combination of marble particles and resin, cultured marble countertops are the way to go if you want custom and low-maintenance surfaces. Cast in a mold, cultured marble can be designed to fit specific needs and only requires minimal cleaning. Better yet, grout lines are eliminated by using this material and it looks just as good as genuine marble. quam.

Although not quite as durable as natural stone or engineered materials, laminate does provide several advantages that are worth noting. Laminate is easy to install, can be bought in preformed or custom options and endless colors, patters, and textures are available to choose from.