Granite can make a terrific aesthetic statement in your kitchen. Whether smoothly honed or polished to a mirror finish, it can compliment most design styles.
Since no two granites are exactly alike, one may be very absorbent while another may be very resistant. The idea that all granite and natural stone must be sealed is a myth. According to its individual properties, some granite may need a sealer while others won’t.
Marble is the stone of kings and gods. More ancient monuments were constructed of it than any other stone. Marble festoons the hallways of cathedrals and palaces. It drapes the floors of the richest millionaires, yet graces the baths of the most modest homeowners.
Hewn from the earth, cut with diamond saws, polished like glass, and shipped around the world, stone makes the most cosmopolitan of counters. It exists everywhere in the world, yet nowhere is it the same. Even from the same quarry, no two pieces are identical.
Marble is Elegant, versatile, and durable, yet still capable of being damaged. Keep in mind these maintenance tips to keep your marble in good shape.
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