Vezzano Quartz is is a gorgeous modern stone slab. Predominantly gray with small, natural white veining throughout, this stone adds depth and dimension to your kitchen, bathroom, fireplace or any stone element in your home!
Vezzano Quartz is is a gorgeous modern stone slab. Predominantly gray with small, natural white veining throughout, this stone adds depth and dimension to your kitchen, bathroom, fireplace or any stone element in your home!
Swan quartzite is a beautiful, natural stone. It is a great choice for kitchen and bathroom countertops. You'll love the large veining that gives a more contemporary style to your countertops. A gray stone with dark natural veining throughout picks up hues of brown, blue and green.
If you're not afraid to go with color and want to make a statement in your kitchen, bathroom, flooring or more, this stone is gorgeous! Polaris Quartzite has an ivory base with large and dramatic rich emerald green and gray veining. We love the white crystal highlights throughout. This is a stone you'll want to see in person so you can really visualize how all the elements of the slab will bring your space to life. We will be getting a slab of Polaris in our showroom for this month only, so please come check it out!
When it comes to shopping for a great bathroom vanity there are many things to consider. The design and style of the vanity you choose is important. Consider the other elements of your bathroom, like the tile, tub and flooring. A lighter color vanity will make the space feel open, a darker wood will bring warmth. There are new styles of vanities emerging all the time, right now we carry a collection of vanities with stone countertops that are beautiful and modern. There are essentially 3 main types of free standing vanities, but also the wall mounted or floating vanity cabinets as well. Let’s review and compare these types of vanities in more detail.
We have recently remodeled our bathroom showroom in Denver!
Through my years working in the home improvement industry, and selling tons of shower enclosures and glass shower doors to my customers, I’ve had many people have asked me how to frost shower glass.
When it comes to fixing stuff, I like to try to do it myself before calling anyone. That said, there are some things that are more difficult to do from start to finish, and require a truly skilled craftsman. For me, that is woodworking. I possess neither the tools nor the skills to replicate the woodwork that is in my turn of the century house. I did want to keep the original character of the home, but some of the wood in the trim, moldings, even the floor had gouges, nicks and scratches that were too big to ignore, and having them replicated and replaced was more than we could afford. So I decided to try one of the under appreciated tools in the tool box- wood filler.