by Architecture Stones | Jun 21, 2022 | Stone Countertops
We at Architecture Stones offer soapstone as one of the many types of stones we have available to our customers. However, many people are actually quite unfamiliar with what soapstone is, what it is made out of it, what its main characteristics are, or what the pros...
by Architecture Stones | Apr 21, 2022 | Granite Countertops, Marble, Stone Countertops
If you have many stone counters in your home, you may be worried about them cracking or staining over time. This is a common concern of many homeowners, but there are many ways to keep your counters looking good as new for years to come. Protect your stone counters...
by Architecture Stones | Jan 18, 2022 | Stone Countertops
When selecting kitchen countertops, many people make the mistake of thinking that the edges do not matter. However, countertop edges are more important than you might think, and a good edge can make or break a kitchen remodel. Here are the three best stone countertop...
by Architecture Stones | Dec 28, 2021 | Granite Countertops, Marble & Quartz Countertops, Stone Countertops
When the time comes to remodel or renovate your home, choosing kitchen and bathroom countertops is one of the most important items on the list. But how do you know which slab is right for you? Here is a quick overview of what each natural stone slab we offer can...
by Architecture Stones | Nov 10, 2021 | Granite Countertops, Kitchen Upgrade, Marble & Quartz Countertops, Stone Countertops
Kitchen countertops can be a wide range of materials. Here are a few non-stone options as compared to natural stone countertops. Here is a comparison of different countertop materials versus natural stone countertops. Stainless Steel Stainless steel countertops are...
by Architecture Stones | Apr 19, 2021 | Stone Countertops
Adding natural stone countertops throughout your home is an easy way to beautify its interior design. As gorgeous as natural stones like granite and marble are, they are unfortunately prone to damage and staining. You can offset this downside by making sure you seal...
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