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Quartz stone kitchen worktops have certain advantages over some of their competitors. Quartz is non-porous, it is particularly resistant to corrosives and stains (for example coffee, wine, lemon juice, olive oil, vinegar, makeup and other products of daily use) and it is solid enough, retaining the same uniform composition throughout its thickness. This makes for a great material, as the integrity of more natural stone throughout a worktop may be questionable. However, all natural stone kitchen worktops may be tested to guarantee their integrity.

Marble, granite or quartz – how to choose?! Choosing a new kitchen worktop is tough as you want to make sure you’ve picked something durable, practical, gorgeous, timelessly stylish, good value for money and that you’ll love for years. Even if you’ve narrowed the choice down to a stone worktop, such as marble, granite, limestone or quartz, then there are still dozens of options available. Below, we explain some of the differences between different types of worktop but if you have any more questions, just give us a call – […]

As effective and striking in the bathroom as the kitchen, stones like marble and granite are becoming more popular as bathroom tiles. But what should you look for to get the best stone bathroom tiles for your home or business? Why Choose Stone Bathroom Tiles? Both natural stones, like marble and granite and engineered stones, like Quarella and Silestone, are incredibly durable. Stone is a very hard material and is naturally resistant to chips, scratches and stains. Modern polishing techniques often include a sealant, which makes the surface watertight while processed […]