This leads to far more flexibility in terms of locating sinks, dishwashers, cooktops, retractable appliances, ventilation, and power outlets (another growing trend in modern kitchens – having a “power tower” rise up out of the counter, to provide electricity for small appliances and cell phone chargers). It also lets you create additional partitions to hide plumbing, electrical, or maintenance areas. Here is a behind-the-scenes look at the installation of a quartz waterfall countertop in Hockessin, Delaware. A waterfall edge countertop offers airy, lightweight design options, with plenty of legroom for seating. Waterfall countertops are all about appearance - so they are usually made of striking, high-end materials such as quartz, marble, or granite. This quartz color is subtle and classic with a pure white background and clean grey linear veining throughout.
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Third, it lets you experiment with island designs without being obligated to stuff the entire area full of cabinets. Since quartz is a highly durable material, and its color is “full depth”, even if the countertop gets scratched, the damage won’t be noticeable, and can always be buffed and polished out. Having a layer of stone surrounding the cabinets instantly extends the life of the kitchen. Cabinet end panels are generally made from veneer, and are susceptible to damage over the years of use. Second, it protects the cabinets from damage and scuffing. These costs are no different than what you’d pay for the materials and installation of a conventional countertop. Installation will run you as much as 100 per square foot.
However, wood and concrete can also be used.
As a premier dealer of the world’s most famous quartz brands – Compac, Caesarstone, Cambria, Pompeii, MSI, and many others – New York Quartz has access to an incredible library of stone designs, and can create any look, from traditional to contemporary. Stone slabs (including quartz) for a waterfall countertop cost from 40 to 100 and beyond per square foot. Expandable Quartz Dining Table Quartz is one of the most abundant naturally occurring minerals on earth.However, quartz countertops are made from fabricated. Quartz, granite, and marble are excellent options for waterfall countertop materials.
The possibilities are truly endless, especially when you consider that quartz countertops are available in literally 1000s of colors and textures/patterns. Most often, we make our waterfall counters with a man made quartz slab versus a natural stone because of the size required to wrap a kitchen island. With a waterfall edge, you can create a stunning look at a fraction of the cost. The wood features and brass accents warm up the mostly cooled toned space. Blue cabinetry throws focus on the white quartz waterfall countertop. It’s a much more modern and luxurious visual – the kind of style that was previously only available in fully custom kitchens costing tens of thousands of dollars. 01 of 12 Blue Kitchen With a White Waterfall Countertop Studio McGee Mixing different color temperatures puts an inviting spin on this contemporary kitchen by Studio McGee.
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