The kitchen is the heart of the home. Countertops can set the tone for this important space, and since you use them for just about everything from cooking to entertaining, the stone surface you choose for them will be essential. For your countertops to withstand the test of time, you’ll want to...
Stone is timeless. When building or updating your home, using stone will add a wow factor that will impress guests and let you relax in luxury every day. Whether incorporating one eye-popping piece or redesigning throughout your home, here are some unique touches you can add with stone. Bookmatching A...
When you’re embarking on a home remodel or new build, it’s crucial to pick the right materials — after all, you want to love the way a project looks for years to come. Of course, of your materials, one of the more significant selections will be stone. But, with an...
What is Quartz? Quartz is an engineered or man-made product that is often specified because it can provide a consistent aesthetic. Made through a manufacturing process using ground quartz, resin, and pigments, engineered quartz is a highly durable and beautiful premium hard surface option available in many design styles, including natural stone-like...
Marble Of The World is your one-stop destination for the world’s best stone. We are now part of The Stone Collection. We recently teamed up with The Stone Collection and Luxe Interiors + Design Magazine to share a little bit about our new partnership. Scroll on to discover more about our incredible...
Prized for its exotic and translucent qualities, Onyx is a beautiful natural stone that brings a sense of elegance and sophistication to any project. When viewed under natural light, onyx has a dimensional and effervescent appearance that has made it a popular choice in the design community. These same qualities...
Book matching occurs when two or more natural or engineered stone slabs are mirrored to match the pattern, movement, and veining found in the material. When the slabs are placed end to end, the veining and movement continue from one slab into the other, creating a continuous flow or pattern....
