The requirements for decorative stone in the kitchen area are especially high. It should be wear-resistant, easy to clean, resistant to moisture and high temperatures. And, of course, it should please with its aesthetics and fit into the interior design.
Fortunately, the range of suitable materials is very wide. Countertops and sinks made of artificial stone will not only save your budget and last for many years without losing their presentable appearance, but are also presented in the widest range of colors. The “liquid stone” technology is suitable for figured seamless counters or countertops.
Conglomerate and quartz stone are also good for the kitchen. Their surface, imitating natural marble, granite and quartz, is not easy to distinguish from the expensive original. Nuances of shades, patterns and veins will add natural charm to the kitchen.
Natural textures also look impressive on a kitchen backsplash. Porcelain tiles in a variety of formats or textured brickwork will bring a special flavor to the kitchen.
Kitchen finishing materials should not be porous so as not to absorb moisture and odors. Sometimes additional treatment of decorative stone with varnish, wax or glaze is required.