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Granite in the kitchen. Love it. Phobia did my master bath in concrete and it's badass.
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When Phil did our concrete countertop, he added little river pebbles. Then when he sanded it, it made a multicolored look like granite but more unique. I'd consider it for my kitchen as well
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i really need new counters in my own house too |
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I know someone who can sell you solid wood butcher block countertops. :)
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We have granite and love it. Its easy to clean and is so hard. I love being able to put tools and such on it without worrying about scratches or anything.
What is all this maintenance you guys are speaking of? I am supposed to be feeding and watering it or something? |
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So you're telling me expensive and we all know very heavy? Pass then. We have some friends who got quartz and seem to like them. I like it also. They told me that they weren't terribly expensive. Think they spend 2-3 G on their whole setup. (naturally this changes depending on the amount you need) I'm personally a fan of granite and soapstone but I hear they're both very expensive. |
Quartz, wouldn't go with granite due to maintenance.
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You have to keep granite sealed, and stains can be really hard to get out. |
Concrete isn't really for us. Our kitchen is not modern overall, so I don't think concrete is a good fit. We've had them on a couple of projects, and I've never been pleased with the overall consistency in edge profile, etc.
We're not seeing a big difference in granite vs. quartz pricing for the colors we've like so far, so that's not a factor. |
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