Countertops

Concrete countertops are now more affordable and easier to install, particularly by a savvy DIY-er.

From stone and glass to acrylic and wood, there are a lot of choices in the market for kitchen and bath countertops. Discover the latest trends and which materials best suit your décor and lifestyle.

Concrete has come into the kitchen, bringing warmth, custom colors and sophisticated personalized looks.

A wood countertop has natural beauty and traditional appeal as well as renowned utility as a cut-and-chop surface.

Stainless steel has stepped out of the restaurant and into the home as a professional-looking, antibacterial, and contemporary kitchen surface. Copper is its more rustic counterpart, bringing warmth and glow to kitchen spaces.

A stone kitchen countertop suggests a special sort of luxury and lasting quality, but care must be taken to select the right stone, have it properly installed, and respect its natural vulnerabilities.

Kitchen countertops of high-pressure, decorative plastic laminate are affordable, strong, and easy to maintain. With the wide variety of colors and patterns, laminate can be comfortable like grandma’s kitchen or make a cutting-edge architectural statement. stain removal from laminate

Solid-surface counters come in a wide range of colors and textures, and offer homeowners sophisticated, long-lasting, easy-care surfacing at a reasonable price.

Quartz countertops are the new worry-free alternative to high-maintenance granite. They are stronger than granite, require no resealing, are highly resistant to scratches and stains, and come in a huge variety of colors.

With hundreds of options for countertops and kitchen surfaces, it’s best to narrow the scope by deciding how long the counter should last, how durable it will be, the difficulty of installation and how much you want to spend.