A Change of Pace Without Having To Replace So, you’ve really enjoyed those amazing highly polished, sleekly modern-looking granite countertops, but now you’re in a more old-world mood and they just don’t match the look you’re going

Tips for Removing Mud Stains We frequently get asked questions about stone care, especially how to resolve some common problems. One question we are asked quite often is how to remove mud stains from exterior travertine or

It’s kind of funny what people who should know better will say about common stone failures or issues. Over the past several years, we have heard many stories about the reasons stone will fail, turn color, fade,

Chemical Damage on Natural Stone Improper cleaning products are the usual suspects when it comes to chemical damage on natural stone. Many people use stone-safe cleaning products, wipe up spills right away, use coasters, and take other

Tips From the Pros for Protecting Natural Stone Floors and Countertops During Holiday Parties Ah, 'tis the season...! Inviting friends and family to celebrate the holidays can be a joyous occasion filled with love, laughter — and

The Sensitive Side of Granite When it comes to stories about acidic juices, foods and cleansers leaving behind etch marks on natural stone, the stone in question is usually marble. However, most homeowners are unaware that their

Do you have a travertine shower and are looking for tips on how to clean it? Travertine is one of the most versatile and unique natural stones on earth. The Romans used it to build many of

Color plays such a fundamental role in design. A splash of paint color here, a pop of fabric color there and an entire room can be tied together. And perhaps it’s time to include your grout in

Limestone is one of the most prevalent natural stones in the United States and is gaining popularity in design since it requires little maintenance, offers excellent wear-ability and is quite versatile. It is a popular and excellent

Will the Sun Fade My Stone Countertops? As the seasons change, so does the amount of sun beaming through your windows and bringing its UV rays into your home and onto your countertops. Unfortunately, prolonged direct sunlight can