Marble counters

It’s been a year since installing our dream marble counters. So, I’m reflecting on the experience of living with the natural stone.

Should I use marble in the kitchen? It's one of the most common questions for today's kitchen design! Read all about the pros and cons of marble countertops as well as what it is like living with honed marble countertops in a household with kids.

Nearly everyone makes these 3 granite countertop mistakes. I see it all of the time. FInd out what it is and how to fix it.

When my husband and I were researching our kitchen renovation a couple years ago, marble countertops were the clear frontrunner, but we were nervous about the inevitable etching. So we paid visits to every marble-topped bar and marble-furnished ice cream parlor we could find, cocking our heads to the side, peering down long polished surfaces to examine the damage left by countless drippy glasses and plates of spaghetti. We ended up with marble and we’re very happy with it.

How my honed marble countertops have worn after 4 years of daily use and would I choose them again. Honed vs polished marble comparison.

BLUR Design & Lifestyle on Instagram: "Considering turmeric stains EVERYTHING, testing it on different countertop types was essential. Porcelain and Neolith can be easily cleaned with glass cleaner, while for other materials, a mixture of equal parts baking soda and some vinegar works well. 🙌 We have quartzite, quartz, marble, porcelain, and Neolith counters all set up for testing—all sealed and ready to go. Quartzite is a natural stone and very porous. Depending on where the slab is…

Today I am sharing some marble counter magic. This wonder product is a game changer and makes marble less maintenance.

Calacatta marble has different variations like Gold, Paonazzo & Borghini. What makes it the finest marble in the world? Read our guide to know more.

From magnificent marble to exquisite travertine, MSI offers an array of beautiful, natural-stone collections.

When we renovated our kitchen a little over a year ago, we chose to put in honed marble countertops. One the one hand, I just couldn’t imagine anything else in the kitchen. On the other hand, we were nervous; was it the right decision? Would they be a practical choice for a high-traffic kitchen? What about staining and etching? Read on to find out what I think about my marble countertops, a year after moving in. The short answer? I love the countertops.