Looking to replace your kitchen countertops but not sure which material will work best for your space? SK Stones Countertops offers a variety of materials to choose from, including quartz countertops, granite countertops, recycled glass countertops, and more. With so many options, the choice can be overwhelming. Below, we’ll break down the differences in types so you can confidently choose the best countertops for your kitchen.
Explore Popular Kitchen Countertop Materials
Quartz: A strong, nonporous material that resists heat, water, bacteria and stains without sealing, quartz is easy to maintain, simple to clean and available in a wide range of colors and patterns.
Granite: This smooth, strong natural stone is heat-resistant and visually appealing. It resists bacteria when properly sealed and provides a reliable work surface for baking and other kitchen activities.
Solid Surface: Sold under names like Silestone and Formica countertops, solid surface counters are available in many colors and patterns. This nonporous countertop is a budget-friendly alternative to natural stone. It resists water, bacteria and stains for easy, maintenance-free ownership.
Laminate: A popular choice because of its availability and affordability, laminate countertops come in a variety of colors and patterns and require little maintenance.
Butcher Block: An on-trend choice for farmhouse enthusiasts, the butcher block countertop is both stylish and sturdy. Because wood is naturally porous, these tops must be cut, sanded, stained, and sealed properly to ensure your safety.
Glass: Glass countertops add visual interest to your kitchen with flecks of recycled glass nestled securely within a cement-based binder. Environmentally friendly, these countertops are made of reclaimed materials and require yearly sealing.
Express Your Style With Kitchen Countertops
Don’t be afraid to showcase your unique style when updating your kitchen with new countertops. Although you may love the look of blue pearl granite, you might want to break up the monotony with a butcher block countertop on the island. Likewise, if you love black pearl granite or Ubatuba granite but don’t have the budget to cover the entire kitchen, you may opt for a granite island and a solid surface countertop elsewhere. When you mix kitchen countertop materials, you create a more compelling space by adding dynamic elements to draw the eye through the entire kitchen.
Shop countertop samples online or in-store. If you need help, an SK Stones USA associate will help you create a stunning design to bring your kitchen dreams to life. Visit your local SK Stones USA to get started (select countertop materials such as quartz and granite are available for purchase in-store only).
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