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At first glance, you probably thought the white countertop in the photo was exquisite white marble. Well, the surface is exquisite, however it’s not marble.

The Architect’s Newspaper, a trade outlet which covers the East Coast, Midwest, and West Coast in three print editions and online, speaks directly to architects with news, developments, trends, resources, and industry updates. This week, the newspaper included Neolith in their wrap-up of superior composite surfaces.

Like an aerial photograph of the icy arctic, Wicked White quartzite features swirling shades of grey and white. The light and dark shades play off of each other, creating a dramatic landscape. A great alternative to marble, Wicked White adds elegance and beauty to any project. Whether used as the “main attraction” or as a backdrop (such as it is in the kitchen below from Downsview Kitchens of Boston) it’s an eye-catching option that’s practical too.

Quartz is a fantastic and practical choice for just about any surface and virtually any setting, from hospitality and commercial projects to residential. Made of 93 percent natural quartz, ColorQuartz is the brand we recommend for countertops, floors, wet bars, walls, vanities, showers, tub surrounds, and even furniture. It’s exceptionally durable, highly scratch, heat and stain resistant, low-maintenance, and non-porous. Here are Marble and Granite’s top five reasons we recommend ColorQuartz…

You probably already know that Marble and Granite, Inc. offers first-class surfacing materials like granite, marble, limestone, onyx, slate, travertine, soapstone, quartz, Neolith and more. But it’s equally important to us that you understand who we are, how we’ve grown, and what we value. As it’s these core elements that have made us New England’s largest natural stone wholesaler.

Have you just begun a kitchen remodel, or do you have one on the horizon? If so, you won’t want to miss the Spring Seminar Series at the Clarke showroom in Milford, MA.

In the past, the kitchen “work triangle” was thought to be sufficient for all of the jobs that took place in the kitchen. That was then. 

Customized granite benches have become popular features in many outdoor spaces. From an elaborately ornate pew, complete with quotes and carvings, or a simple seat that just showcases the beauty of the natural stone, a handcrafted bench offers the opportunity to sit, linger a while, and reflect. Whether used as a cemetery memorial or landscape accent, there are innumerable ways to customize a meaningful spot to sit that will stand the test of time.

Is thin “in” or is thick where it’s at? When it comes to the latest trends in countertops, the answer is actually both.