Montauk quartz countertops

The 8 Most Popular Warm-Toned Quartz & Quartzite Countertops While white quartz countertops are still in style for many of today's homeowners, a new

blue and white kitchen renovation with quartz countertops

Thinking about renovating your old home in Boston on a budget? We can help! This guide covers everything you need to know about finding affordable contractors, creating a budget, and getting the most out of your renovation.

Of all the options for white quartz countertops, this neutral white stone is by far a showstopper, creating a dramatic, modern kitchen update

Surprise! After all my empty promises and slacking off on updates, I’m finally back to share this long awaited reveal with you! Before I go any further, I want to take a moment to thank my sponsors for this renovation. I chose these companies to work with because I knew their reputations for quality, and […]

Today we are headed back into my kitchen remodel so I can give you a final rundown on the kitchen finishes including countertops, tile, and lighting. Yes, my friends, it's been a hot minute since

HanStone Quartz on Instagram: “@tiltinteriors, thank you for showing off our top seller - #Montauk! It’s natural veining allows it to look like natural marble, but with…”

My kitchen renovation is moving right along. I wanted to give you some updates as well as share some before and in progress shots. This post, in essence is a summary of the last few weeks in kitchen reno land.

I have been enamored with the idea of using Carrara Marble but questioned it's functionality. I began researching to find a white countertop surface that had less upkeep & more functionality. I found white quartz, a great alternative to marble yet still gives that clean & natural aesthetic.

I know you guys are curious about what I chose for my countertops. Drumroll........Caesarstone! And not without a gazillion hours [I'm not kidding] of research either. If you think I agonized about the sink.....well the countertops took few years off my life also. It's a little more permanent than running up to HomeGood's and buying a pillow:) Duh. Here's the deal....remember the House Beautiful Kitchen of the Year that Matthew Quinn designed...well little does he now how much he helped…