Interior design represents an endless selection of possibilities. You have a whole world of alternatives, styles and decors: it is hard to decide between beauty or practicality. The key is obviously to have them both integrated in your space. Let’s see how.
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One of the main – and first – steps, is the right choice of materials. While granite is very resistant, it is also quite expensive; stainless steel is extremely practical, but can dent.
And what about Quartz Countertops? Let’s see why it should be a valid option for your countertops.
Why choosing Quartz?
You might wonder, with so many different materials in the market, why choose quartz?
And here are some answers:
Hard Surface:
The Quartz surface is basically 93% of quartz mixed with resin, making the surface extremely hard. This basically means that it is also very resistant to chips, scratches and stains.Easy to Maintain:
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No need for sealants! Quartz countertops require less maintenance than many other options. A little bit of water, soap and a cloth will do the hard work for you!Styles:
Quartz is manufactured (man-made) so unlike natural stones that come in colors naturally occurring, it is featured in a variety of styles and colors. Free your creativity and find the best version for your kitchen!If what you are looking for, is inspiration for your new kitchen, check our quartz countertop samples and keep reading: you won’t be disappointed!
How are the made?
The natural crystals of quartz are mined, ground into a dust or an aggregate which is fused with resins under pressure and heat, until they form a solid slab. At that point, the pigments are added to give a certain shade to your next countertop!
GREEN countertops
Another great feature of white quartz countertop is that they are 100% green, as in eco-friendly. No tree is necessary for the purpose of engineering stone countertops, and 90% of quartz countertop are waste by-products of other manufacturing processes.
Even the 10% of quartz, composed by resins, are becoming evermore natural, and are often derived from non-food vegetable oils, which makes them organic resins.
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