HOW TO CHOOSE STONE

QUARTZ

With the widest and most consistent range of colors

Quartz stone is an engineered stone with consistent colors and structure and its porosity is minimized.

The lower the porosity, the more hygienic and easier to clean the material is. In addition, compared to natural stones, quartz offers a noticeably wider selection of colors, especially among lighter shades.

GRANITE

The strongest of them all

Granite is a 100% natural material with a unique color and pattern. Countertops are made from granite quarried from different parts of the world, which is then cut to the desired size and finished along the edges and surface. Granite countertops are durable, heat-resistant and with proper and regular care, can last for many years.

MARBLE

Elegant choice

Marble is a crystalline rock composed of various metamorphosed limestones, primarily containing calcite, dolomite, or a mixture of both. It is considered the most elegant and beautiful natural stone—truly unique both visually and to the touch. Pure calcite is white, while the stone’s distinctive color accents come from natural imperfections.

QUARTZITE

Consistent color tones

Quartzite is a sedimentary rock composed mainly of quartz. Quartz is one of the hardest minerals found in the Earth’s crust. Quartzite can be found in various colors, depending on the presence of other minerals in the stone’s composition. Generally, it is known for its light tones, with distinctive shades of white, grey and beige.

CERAMICS

With a more even texture

Ceramic surfaces cut to size from large slabs are becoming increasingly popular among clients and designers. The advantages of ceramic include high heat resistance, low weight and beautiful designs.

Ceramic slabs are excellent for creating feature walls or for use in furniture design, as ceramics are lighter in weight compared to many other materials.