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February 2019
What You Need To Know About Marble
13Feb

What You Need To Know About Marble

Marble is a metamorphic rock that is created as a result of the metamorphosis of a combination of rocks under intense pressure and temperatures. These rocks include calcite, limestone, dolomite and serpentine. The main component of marble is calcium carbonate and contains acidic oxide. Marble takes hundreds of years to form and is found among the oldest parts of the Earth’s crust.
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Why You Should Consider Marble Countertops
06Feb

Why You Should Consider Marble Countertops

There aren't many materials that can compare to the spectacular beauty of polished marble. And, the good news is you have many options for this finish in your home such as utilizing marble countertops. The timeless elegance of this stone offers classic beauty with function built to last. If you're wondering about countertops, continue reading to learn why you should consider marble.
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January 2019
Why You Should Consider Porcelain Countertops
28Jan

Why You Should Consider Porcelain Countertops

Every homeowner who is renovating their kitchen has several important decisions to make. You need to choose the flooring, color scheme, appliances, and so much more. But countertops are always at the top of homeowners' lists of things to decide. Not only do they make a huge impact in the overall aesthetic of the room, but they also play a role in how easy it is to maintain your kitchen.
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Why You Should Consider LUCASTONE™ Quartz
17Jan

Why You Should Consider LUCASTONE™ Quartz

Are you thinking about the concept of revamping your bathroom or kitchen at home? If you are, then it's time to find out everything possible about LUCASTONE™. In a nutshell, LUCASTONE™ is a line of engineered stone that combines the beauty of nature with the durability of science.
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2019 Interior Style Trends
07Jan

2019 Interior Style Trends

Just like every other year, 2019 brings its own style trends, including big, comfortable beds, handmade furniture, glossy metals, antiques, and houseplants that are not only attractive but scrub the air clean of indoor pollutants. One trend that we at Francini are very happy to see is the popularity of natural materials, such as stone.
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New Year, New Kitchen
02Jan

New Year, New Kitchen

A brand new year is always a wonderful opportunity to get a fresh start. If you believe in the concept of "out with the old and in with the new," you should think about remodeling your kitchen.
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December 2018
Kitchen Islands: Pros and Cons
14Dec

Kitchen Islands: Pros and Cons

Having a kitchen island seems to be almost mandatory, at least in the design shows and magazines. Of course, most of them are dealing with optimal space and setup. Older kitchens and those with a tight layout may not be able to accommodate a kitchen island. Let's look at some pros and cons of kitchen islands to help you determine if you can justify the addition of one in your existing space.
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Holiday Kitchen Prep
10Dec

Holiday Kitchen Prep

It's that time of year already. If you cook a lot, you know what we are referring to! It's time to get your kitchen ready for the onslaught of holiday cooking that is about to occur. Whether you're a pro, or this is your first attempt, here's a quick list of things that you can do to get your kitchen ready.
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November 2018
How Your Entry Can Make a “Rock Solid” First Impression
12Nov

How Your Entry Can Make a “Rock Solid” First Impression

When it comes to a home or business, an entryway is an opportunity to make an important first impression. This unique space provides a transition from an organic outdoor environment into a manmade built space. Using natural stone in the entry, not only makes a powerful impact, it also helps to establish a harmonious flow from exterior to interior.
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Porcelain Tile Flooring is the Next Big Thing
04Nov

Porcelain Tile Flooring is the Next Big Thing

Tile flooring is becoming extremely popular; especially the choice of porcelain tiles that are 12-inch squares. They work great in areas prone to moisture such as bathrooms, laundry rooms, kitchens entryways and basements.
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