Countertops—What’s Your Product Line?
Sometimes I am surprised when I hear a customers say, “I didn’t realize that you sold engineered stone.” Maybe I shouldn’t be though. After all our company name only signifies granite.When we started our company, over 15 years ago now, we mainly sold granite and some other natural stones, and there was no such thing as engineered stone. Well times and have changed, and so have we. Over the years, we have added to our product line. While our specialty has always been granite countertops, we sell a lot more than that. Our product line also includes a variety of natural stones, as well as engineered stones, not to mention an assortment of accessories and convenience items.
For your convenience, following is a list of our products we provide:
Natural Stone
Engineered Stone
Glass Product
Accessories
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Barb
Posted in Engineered Stone, Faucets, Granite, Sinks, Stone Care on April 18th, 2012 by Barb | | 0 Comments
Add A Flowing Appeal To Your Bath With A Waterfall Faucet…
If you follow my blog, you’ve probably heard me talk about granite countertops with flow and movement. Well in this blog, I also wanted to talk about flow, but another kind. There are some new waterfall faucets on the market that not only will add some personality to your bathroom, but will get your water gently flowing. Waterfall faucets create a wonderful waterfall-like stream that will add a sense of ambiance to any bathroom. The waterfall-style faucets are typically sold with vessel sinks and establish a unique look, perfect for a modern bath.
Let’s take a look at an example:
This copper vessel sink and waterfall faucet are from Vigo. Pretty neat looking—huh? The waterfall style faucets come in a variety of colors and are available from a number of different manufacturer’s. If you are interested in this faucet, or others to go along with a granite countertop, give us a call. We’d be happy to help you in your search.
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Barb
Posted in Faucets on February 16th, 2012 by Barb | | 0 Comments
Choose A Faucet Finish To Compliment Your Granite Countertop…
There is no question that granite countertops not only provide an aesthetic appeal to the home, but also add to its value. Many consumers are attracted to granite because of its strength, durability, and large color selections. Granite makes an excellent working surface for a kitchen countertop, or an island, and will enhance the quality of a kitchen, bathroom, or bar area. To compliment the stone, make sure you select a faucet finish that picks up on one of the stones under tone shades and brings out the other decor, such as appliances, paint, or fixures, etc.
Let’s take a look at some popular faucet finishes that are available:
Stainless
A stainless faucet finish is by far, one of the most popular faucet finishes available. A stainless finish works well with a wide variety of countertop colors and is easy to maintain. A stainless finish offers a clean, matte look that is timeless. It can also provide continuity in design from appliances such as refrigerators or a stove.
Chrome
A Chrome finish offers a shiny, bright appearance that works well to accent a variety of color options including black and is also quite popular. .Chrome is actually a form of brass that is plated with chromium and is tarnish resistant. Chrome is quite versatile and works well with traditional, or contemporary designs.
Bronze
A bronze finish offers a metallic look with a style all of its own. A bronze finish is often flat in appearance, but adds a stream-lined look of luxury that often makes you take a second look. Bronzed finish faucets are popular for bar sinks, showers and vanity tops. They also work well in some kitchens depending on the decor.
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Barb
Posted in Faucets, Granite on January 10th, 2012 by Barb | | 0 Comments
Add Convenience To Your Kitchen or Bath With A Touch Technology Faucet…
In today’s fast-paced society, convenience and ease of use are a popular feature, when it comes to new products. This is especially true, when it comes to products for the home. That’s why the new touch technology faucets have sparked an interest in todays home owners. Although the Touch Technology faucets are somewhat more expensive, consumers are willing to pay for the unique features for their ease of use.
Let’s take a look at a few faucets that are available with Touch Technology:
Delta Trinsic™ Pull-Down with Touch2O® Technology (Model: 9959T-DST)
The Delta Trinsic Pull-Down provides a modern look that offers tap-on/tap-off functionality, which is appealing to consumers who like stay busy in the kitchen.
Pilar Single Handle Bar/Prep Faucet Touch2O® Technology (Model: 1980T-DST)
The Pilar Single Handle Bar/Prep Faucet offers a sleek look, that is great for a bar. The touch technology works great when entertaining guests.
Addison Single Handle Lavatory Faucet with Touch2O® Technology (Model: 592T-DST)
The Addison Single Handle Lavatory Faucet will add a gracefull touch to any bathroom, and touch technology feature offers an additional bonus.
If you are looking to add a bit of convenience to your life and are looking for that perfect faucet to go along with your countertops, make sure you check out our Delta Faucets.
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Barb
Posted in Faucets on October 14th, 2011 by Barb | | 0 Comments
Cool Faucets—Add A Splash Of Design To Your Home
While adding a new granite countertop to your kitchen or bath will make a statement, I have to admit, there are some cool faucets these days, that definitely can add to the design of your home. For example, take a look at this contemporary faucet below:
This faucet provides a “waterfall look” with a single lever handle and an adjustable flow rate. The design is simple, yet elegant and was created by Bruno Sacco, director of design for Mecedes-Benz. Very cool!
Here’s another one that illuminates your water. This would work great for a granite bar top! Check it out:
Oh and here’s a faucet that will take you back in time. The 1922 Faucet from KWC, provides a modern faucet with a classic look. Apparently, the original design was used in homes and fine hotels throughout Europe in the 1920′s. This would be perfect for an older home where you are trying to preserve a classic look. See for yourself:
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Barb
Posted in Faucets on August 3rd, 2011 by Barb | | 0 Comments
