Has anyone used Silestone Ocean Storm in their kitchen?
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has anyone used SIlestone Blanco City
Comments (9)Well, this is 7 years after the original post request so probably not relevant for you any more... but I hope this is useful for anybody else looking at the Silestone (Consentino) Blanco City Quartz. We purchased this quartz for our countertops through Home Depot about a year ago in our ADU remodel and we love it! The warm colors work really well with the maple cabinets and terra cotta inspired tile floor. It is warm without being too beigy. It almost reads more as an off-white than anything else. When you look at it up close, you notice all small quartz pieces, color variation as shown in the photo in this thread or in the tiny samples you get from the store. However, as a whole it appears much more uniform and looks great. I think based on the images of the small samples alone, I never would have thought to pick this quartz. As far as the quality, I think it is pretty typical to most others quartz. It doesn't wear or scratch easily; No signs of wear or stains so far and we are a year in. It has a gloss finish and wipes down super easily. It does a pretty good job at disguising dirtiness because of all the color variation. I am posting a handful of photos that hopefully will help to illustrate what it actually looks like installed (mind the cheerios in the sink). Let me know if you need more or want any other tips!...See MoreHas anyone seen Silestone Loft series in the raw texture?
Comments (10)@Drew Childress is your kitchen renovation complete? We are looking at barker modern cabinets and are looking for inspirations. If you'd be interested, please share your kitchen reno pics. Thanks!...See MoreHas anyone used Rolling Fog from MSI in the kitchen and have some pics
Comments (0)Trying to decide between Rolling Fog and Ocean Jasper - found a great thread about OJ and now need some pictures to compare! We have white shaker cabinets and medium toned oak floors. Thanks!...See MoreHas anyone used LVP floor with wood kitchen lowers?
Comments (2)1. Don't go too dark. 2. You can have stone or tile look vinyl if you want. In Florida, it is very common to see 'tile' throughout. Which means you are welcome to put down some beautiful vinyl tile in a stone look. You can even get it in a cement look (would look VERY sleek in your situation). Remember: dark floors show PLENTY of concerns. They can look dusty or 'foot prints' especially with the low gloss look of today's vinyl. A mid-tone floor will be easier on the OCDer and it will give you the DRAMA you are looking for without all the 'dark floor' issues. Just a thought....See Morekodester
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