Styles come and go, but while they’re here, they give us and our homes a sense of confidence and joy. Tile was used back in the day as a replacement for Formica counters. Then granite and marble counters edged out tile, and they still rule today. Scratch that. They rule until you see kitchen countertops Brooklyn made with Italian tile.
Endless Possibilities
Would you like a new kitchen, but can’t afford granite or marble counters? Tile can mirror any substance and texture you wish. Do you prefer natural stone or stainless steel? Today’s tiles are made to look like natural stone, granite, marble, quartz, butcher block, stainless steel, and any other substance you can name.
The idea is to give you a kitchen counter that is durable, will look great, and perform without a hitch.
Size Matters
Some cooks don’t mind small tiles with their grouting, while other cooks prefer large tiles on which they can work. Think about a cutting board-sized tile rather than a paperback book-sized tile. Extending the tiles up the wall to make a backsplash is a popular kitchen countertops Brooklyn look, and it works just as well with larger tiles.
Colors And Patterns
Almost no one actually prefers ho-hum kitchen counters. Nearly everyone would like to have some feature of their tile counters stand out to be admired. Most people choose color, texture, and shape to be their devices for admiration. Some choose pretty patterns designed into the tile such as flowers, geometric shapes, or other nice patterns.
Trending now is bright green, bright blue, and a cross between cream and yellow. Dark marble and granite looks are big, but cooks are mixing bright colors with patterns designed in the tile as well as mixing them to match their retro look, a thing that is also trending big right now.
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