We’re happy and excited to be featured in a post by our friends over at Econ Granite down in Plano, Texas. They’ve written a great article detailing the top design styles and trends using quartz in kitchens and bathrooms.
Read the full article here: Top Quartz Interior Design Styles for 2019
Photo Courtesy of Econ Granite
This week we had the pleasure of installing a beautiful quartz bathroom vanity in a luxury home on Long Island. Complete with a 5-inch backsplash and sink comprised completely of quartz stone.
Here's a look at the final product:
Here are some images from our latest counter top install. We installed the white quartz stone counters for the island and sink counter. The sink counter features cut drain board notches for eliminating water spills while drying dishes.
The images show some of our best work in marble, granite, and quartz counter tops.
We work with private homeowners, real estate agents, building owners, and management. We specialize in multi-unit projects in large residential apartment buildings. Our work is precision cut using laser templating to ensure a perfect fit in your kitchen or bathroom.
We recently had the honor of completing a bar top and ledge at the new restaurant, B2Harlem located in Harlem, New York. The counter is made from quartz stone and features a natural marble design. We had the opportunity to work with renowned interior designer Mikel Welch of the Steve Harvey Show on this project. The entire restaurant looks exquisite and are proud to be a part of it.
Bar Top, Quartz
Bar Top & Ledge Wrap Around
We now have a nice display of the beautiful Spectrum Quartz product line in our Brooklyn Showroom.
We take pride in our roots as a Brooklyn based business, having established friendships and relationships that have grown over the years.
The folks over at Brooklyn Kitchen Design can turn your 'Dream Kitchen & Bathroom' into a reality. We've been steadily working with them over the last few years in providing solid stone surfaces and fabrication for their clients.
Check out a recent project below:
Visit their website at: www.brooklynkitchendesign.com
Quartz is a manufactured product and a very attractive option when looking for a counter top surface. The manufacturing process allows a wide range of colors. The appearance of finished engineered stone is rich, polished and even luxurious. The finish has a depth that can’t be produced with solid surface materials.
Quartz has the same durability as concrete and granite, but is quite a bit more forgiving. Quartz is not as easily chipped or cracked as many natural stones. Although it doesn’t have the same hardness in feel that some people find less appealing.
Like other hard surfaces, quartz is non-porous so it resists staining much better than granite and marble. It stands up to juice, oil, wine, tomato, coffee and other sources of stains in the kitchen. You can always be confident that you are getting your quartz countertop absolutely clean, and that’s a great benefit in both the kitchen and the bathroom.
With so many choices at homeowners' fingertips, picking out a kitchen counter is no easy task. Since this surface area ends up influencing many kitchen palettes, it's important to choose something that looks good to you, will hold up under the kitchen activity of your household and has a price tag that suits your budget.
Marble Kitchen Counters
Marble has an unrivaled, classic look that always seems to be in style. For lovers of white kitchens in particular, marble offers more variety than almost any other material. Marble is known more for the patina it develops with use than for its durability. It's a softer stone than granite, and can scratch and stain easily.
Engineered Quartz Kitchen Counters
Perfect for the customized home, engineered quartz comes in just about every shade imaginable. This engineered product combines ground quartz, resin and pigments for a tough, nonporous material. Great ecofriendly attributes makes it a safe bet for green homes, too.
Granite Kitchen Counters
There are plenty of reasons granite is so popular — this natural stone has plenty of character, with unique grains, colors and customizable finishes. When properly sealed, it's one of the most durable options out there.
Soapstone Kitchen Counters
Often used in laboratories for its resistance to stains, chemicals and bacteria, soapstone is a durable and natural choice for a kitchen.
Expert Stone Fabricators and installation, serving the New York City Tri-State Area.
Fabrication and Installation are available for an additional cost, with an approx 2-4 week turnaround.
- Submit the Free Quote form above, making sure to include all your project information. Please be as detailed as possible and include all relevant information regarding your project. This will guarantee you an accurate quote.
- Within 48 hours you will receive a written project quote (sent via E-Mail as a PDF File)
- If the quote is acceptable call or email us to schedule an appointment to template the project.
- Templating is recommended on all projects to ensure exact measurements.
- The existing countertops may have to be removed at the time of templating.
- If the client is installing a new sink or cook-top, the new items must be present when creating a template.
- All cabinets must be fully installed.
- Deposit is required on the day of templating.
- Once the template is created and stone is selected we will start fabrication process. This is where we cut the stone to the size and shape of your project using the measurements taken during templating.
- After the stone is fabricated, it's ready for installation.
- Installation will take place approximately 1 week from templating, this also depends on your schedule and availability.
- A typical installation will take between 2 and 4 hours.
- Payment of the remaining balance is due before installation.
