Honed soapstone countertops

Today I am sharing all about my new honed granite countertops! I will explain what honed granite is and the pros of choosing this opt

Amazing comfortable kitchen outlined by Green Soapstone countertops and grayish cabinets. The floor is common to look complete hardwood. Also, the backsplash is a tumbled stone tile as well. #greensoapstone #greensoapstonekitchen #greensoapstonekitchencountertop #greensoapstonekitchencounter #offwhitecabinet #creamtumbledtilebacksplash #creambacksplash #darkhardwoodfloor #matefinishgreensoapstone #matefinishgreenkitchentops #mategreencountertops #stonetilebacksplash

Kitchens with Soapstone Countertops and soapstone counters; Durable, soapstone is a favourite stone for countertops. Here are 15!

There have been so many big changes in my kitchen lately! Our countertops, flooring and vent hood have all been updated.

White kitchen cabinets contrasted with oil rubbed bronze pulls and a honed soapstone countertop are fitted with a sink paired with a pull out faucet mounted in front of a window framed by white shiplap and flanked by Elkins Sconces.

Soapstone has some pros and cons to use it in your kitchen, let’s take a look at all of them and cool examples to use them.

Soapstone countertops in a transitional kitchen paired with shiplap backsplash tiles, glass front kitchen cabinets and antique brass knobs.

We are finally back in our kitchen and I am so thankful. It’s so fun! You know how people say the kitchen is the heart of the home? Well, it may be cheesy but it is SO TRUE. We are always gathering in this space. Thankfully, we’re back in business for the approaching holiday season and plan to have

It’s always so satisfying to check off home-keeping tasks from the "to-do" list - one of ours was to oil the soapstone kitchen counters. Soapstone is a naturally quarried material that is metamorphic, like marble, and comes from magnesium rich mineral talc. Its colors vary from light gray and darker black, with some having green

Soapstone has been around for thousands of years because it is easy to carve and has the special ability to absorb heat and radiate it out slowly.