When you think of Washington D.C., the words “heritage” and “tradition” immediately come to mind.
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Topics: Fabrication, Historic restoration, American marble, Georgia marble, White Cherokee Marble
Being an avid DIY’er is both a blessing and a curse.
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Topics: Fabrication, Soapstone, Waxed soapstone, How to cut soapstone, DIY soapstone kits, Alberene Soapstone, Safety
You had your shop tuned for granite and marble. Then came quartz. Then came porcelain and glass. New options for designers, but for you, new materials usually mean new tools, and new problems.
If you’ve heard about Polycor’s new ultra-thin 1 cm slabs you’re thinking, “Here we go again. Thanks,
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Topics: Thin Stone, Fabrication
Has this scenario ever happened to you? A designer or homeowner walks into your shop with a cocktail napkin drawing for a kitchen design, with bookmatched slabs. Never mind the narrow hallways and small openings in the apartment or the fact that it calls for a material you’ve never worked with.
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Topics: Thin Stone, Fabrication
White Cherokee marble block at Polycor's US quarry in Georgia.
In your design repertoire you have go-to materials, favorite pieces and colors. But your ideas are always evolving, growing. You’re in a constant search for new possibilities.
As you add to your portfolio you push further in your
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Topics: Home Design, Material Selection, Thin Stone, Fabrication
