The beautiful neutral brown and cream tones in this kitchen are perfectly complimented by the leathered 3cm Taj Mahal Quartzite giving it a rich look and texture in this Brian Wiggs Home designed by Studio Markes and photographed by Josh New.
This kitchen was beautifully updated to feature all the crytallo quartzite including a waterfall edge island and full height backsplash.
A full height backsplash extends from the edge of the counter to the barrier above versus a traditional backsplash, which is typically about four inches tall. Here are some ways to add a full-height backsplash to your next kitchen or bathroom design. Countertop and Backsplash Matching Use the same countertop stone for a seamless look. Contrasting but Complimenting Use a…
Name: Tracy Huntington Business Name: Huntington ID Social Media Handles: @tracyhuntington.id How long have you been an interior designer? I started my career as a middle school English teacher. I loved my students, but my heart was always in design. I was the friend people would go to for advice about paint colors, rearranging their living rooms or reupholstering furniture. So, I went…
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Kitchen pantry goals 😍 This white Crystallo 3cm quartzite raises the kitchen pantry game to a whole new level.
this Nero Addoluto Tweed granite installed in a customer’s bathroom. It’s such a unique material highlighted beautifully in this bathroom design.
A full-height backsplash makes a huge impact especially in small spaces and especially when they’re made with a beautiful natural stone like this leathered Taj Mahal 3 cm quartzite.
This white salt marble waterfall edge bathroom countertop is only matched by the eye-catching design in this @briandwiggshomes home. We love being a part of nontraditional spaces like this! The pairing of such a classic, “formal” stone, like marble, with a modern design is why natural stone never goes out of style. And we still have it in stock if…
Formation Limestone is a sedimentary rock, meaning it is formed by the accumulation of shell, coral, and algae, or by direct crystallization from water. Like marble, limestone has a calcium carbonate base, making it susceptible to mild acids. Properties Limestone’s soft earth tones make it aesthetically pleasing for various design styles and palettes. The softer stone is more pliable and…