RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR DESIGN, KITCHENS & BATHROOMS
Caesarstone has recently introduced a new colour to their already fabulous range of concrete-look engineered stone surfaces: Rugged Concrete. Read on to find out more about this beautiful stone and how you can make it work in your home. https://youtu.be/Q-Kl5_tX0mI A spectacular simulation of a weathered concrete benchtop, Caesarstone's Rugged Concrete introduces the tactile texture…
Selecting a new kitchen benchtop is one of the most important tasks when creating your design. You want the right look, the right style, strength and durability and of course, the right price! We've put together a Buying Guide to help make your decision just that little bit easier! LAMINATE Brands to consider: Laminex Formica…
Continue reading ➞ The Ultimate Guide to Choosing a Kitchen Benchtop
Caesarstone has released a stunning collection of limited edition wall clocks for the home!
Is it true that engineered stones will not stain? Find out in our latest blog post!
Caesarstone' Noble Grey is an extraordinary representation of a natural stone. Read our review on this product for more information.
8 Exciting new colours from Caesarstone!
We love Caesarstone's new Concrete inspired colours!
The cost of a new kitchen can be a lot more than you expected. So how can you achieve your dream kitchen on a budget without compromising on quality? Read on for our Top 5 Tips on how to save a bit of cash in the creation of your new kitchen: 1. Cabinetry & Hardware:…
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We recently discussed the pros and cons of composite stone benchtops in the home; If you haven't already, click here to have a read! In response to the popularity of Caesarstone's latest colour, Calacatta Nuvo, we've put together a quick guide to this exciting new addition in Caesarstone's catalogue to help you with your selection process! After…
Continue reading ➞ Materials & Finishes: Caesarstone Calacatta Nuvo™ 5131
Marble Forever feared in the kitchen due to its porous nature and constant maintenance, marble is now making a long overdue comeback in the world of kitchen design in the form of composite stone. As an engineered stone made to simulate the look of marble, composite stones require no sealing, are easy to keep clean…
What is Composite Stone? The term composite stone, or engineered stone refers to a stone surface commonly used throughout the home (most commonly as a kitchen benchtop). This type of stone has been manufactured by man as a more durable substitute to natural stone. Composite stones are commonly manufactured using a ratio of up to 93%…