Solid Surfacing: Great for Kitchen & Bath

04/25/2011

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Formica Group has recently released a new product called Solid Surfacing that features APC-78 resin that blends two materials, acrylic and polyester, to make a sturdy and formable solid surface product.  

This countertop is for interior designs, where a surface is required to be heat and stain resistant.  It also is perfect for kitchen and bathroom remodels in keeping harmful germs away for these areas of the home. 

Solid Surfacing is a great decorative and durable choice in a home remodel.  Take a look at this great product and others that Formica Group offers.
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Glass Countertops

04/13/2011

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ThinkGlass by Mailhot makes a glass countertop that is the current rage in countertops.  This material is 100 percent recyclable glass.  They come in 7 colors, 10 textures, 3 sizes in thicknesses, and 3 edge treatments.  You could even add LED lights to personalize your own design. The creative possibilities are endless.  Take a look at here to see a gallery of these beautiful countertops.

The glass is virtually maintenance free. Its non-porous surface makes it impossible to stain and can endure high heat without cracking or scorching.  It also is naturally resistant to scratching and its textured finish hides fingerprints.


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The high-end look separates this countertop from the popular choices you see today.  ThinkGlass is a creative and beautiful way to add a unique design in your kitchen or bathroom remodel.  You can appreciate how no other kitchen or bathroom will look quite like yours after designing your own countertop with ThinkGlass.
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Creating a Whole New Look with Butcher Block

03/24/2011

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Today we're posting about creating a whole new look in your kitchen, by adding a butcher-block island.

Typically butcher-block islands come as a stand-alone work station or cart with thickness in the block between 2 to 16 inches. Another option may include attaching a butcher-block table to a built-in island or putting a butcher-block surface onto the countertop of a built-in island.

Although maple is the most popular choice for butcher-blocks, other hard woods such as walnut, cherry and teak look just as beautiful and work just as well to create more contrast with light-colored cabinetry. It's a perfect place for the chef of the house to prep a meal and it also adds a furniture look to the kitchen.
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