5 Design Materials Hiding in Place Sight in Our Showroom

More Than Meets the Eye

There’s a lot to see in our showroom. That’s because we offer so many different types of services that come with so many different types of products and materials. From cabinetry and quartz to tile and hardware, there is an infinite number of design materials for your remodeling project.

Our 3,000-square foot showroom features several vignettes of kitchens, bathrooms, and entertainment centers to help you visualize what your new space could look like. Many of our clients gravitate toward products like Elmwood Custom Cabinetry, Happy Floors tile, and Cambria quartz, but there’s so much more than meets the eye. These are five design materials you might miss at first but will find to be just as great for your remodel.

Neolith

Neolith is the global leader in the design and manufacturing of the most advanced Sintered Stone surfaces. Sintered Stone is a 100 percent natural material, made up of granite materials, glass minerals, and natural oxides. The result is a hard surface that meets or exceeds nearly all industry expectations. Sintered Stone is waterproof, resistant to UV light and scratches, can withstand high temperatures, and is easy to clean.

Project Deco

These recycled glass and quality stone mosaics come in a variety of shapes, colors and sizes to suit the needs of any project. Mosaics are the icing on the cake for any tiling decisions, whether they’re livening up shower walls or making your kitchen’s backsplash shine. Beyond the mosaics that are available with each of our tile collections, Project Deco provides over 50 options for bringing designs to life.

Compac

Technological Quartz has the appearance and feel of natural quartz but with a better performance thanks to its high resistance. It comes in an extensive range of colors, designs, sizes, thicknesses and ornamentations. It is the ideal product for kitchen worktops, floors, walls, and all kinds of indoor surfaces that have to withstand intensive use.

Stoneglass

Stoneglass is a material produced by a process of dissolving and crystallization of silicon particles, very similar to the formation of natural granite. However, Stoneglass has a better crystalline structure than natural minerals. Light is evenly reflected, making the surface attractively luminous.

Cabico

Behind these doors are dozens of Cabico cabinetry samples. Cabico is one of North America’s leading high-end cabinetmakers. Their quality control and materials are impeccable. We will work with you to create a full, customizable design for any room with cabinets that are made to last.