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Marble Countertops: An Indian Love Affair

You’ll find marble countertops throughout India in the most lavish of temples, hotels and homes. It’s been this way for centuries, and the Taj Mahal in Agra serves as

Granite Counter Spending in the U.S.

It’s the season of barbeques, and your granite counters are getting a workout. They’re serving as the foundation for helping you prep the skewers and slice up summer veggies,

Keep Granite Counters Clean

Your granite counters see a lot of action, and it’s not all pretty. It’s where you prep raw chicken and fish, where your kids do their homework and sometimes

Marble Counters Top Pick in New York

A recent New York Times report found that luxury marble counters are quickly surpassing granite and every other stone for high-end New York City apartments and condos. At the

Types of Granite Edges ​

Selecting the perfect edge for your granite countertop is just as important as the slab itself. You’ve picked the color, the thickness and the finish, but the edge is

Granite Countertops vs. Quartz for Value

Comparing granite countertops to quartz is tricky, but for a lot of homeowners the bottom line is money. Maybe you’re flipping a home or know you want to sell

Hardest Stone Countertops

When choosing stone countertops, their hardness level is an important factor. Just like hardwoods, there’s an official ranking system for stone, and it was designed by Friedrich Mohs. This

“Greige” Stone Countertops Trending

Can’t decide between beige and gray for your new stone countertops? You’re in good company, because HGTV’s list of trends in the home has “greige” kitchens and countertops in

Stone Counters’ Roots

Have you ever wondered about the origins of stone counters’ names, from granite to marble? Besides the fascinating history of the mining of these materials, the roots of their

How Granite Countertops Are Installed

Cutting and installing granite countertops is a highly skilled task that requires extensive experience and the right (expensive!) tools. Don’t be tempted by DIY installation videos you may see.