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Featured Image:\u00a0White Springs Granite Countertop<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

So you are updating your kitchen or bathroom and you get to the counters\u2026 Granite and quartz are both quite nice. What is the difference, you may be wondering?<\/p>\n

As with any material, which countertop looks better is a matter of opinion. Some people prefer the veining of natural stone and some like the wider choice of color and pattern that quartz provides. If you are having a hard time choosing, we need to delve a bit deeper.<\/p>\n

Granite<\/h2>\n

Golden Wave Granite Countertop<\/p>\n

According to the Marble Institute of America, 75% of homeowners plan to use\u00a0Granite countertops\u00a0when they renovate. This is understandable when you consider that granite countertops are durable in addition to being beautiful and that this installation increases the value of their home. Available in slabs and smaller tiles, usually 12\u201d by 12\u201d, the tiles are designed for use on floors, but their smaller size makes them a good choice for DIY projects.\u00a0Granite<\/a>\u00a0comes in a variety of colors with unique veining and is perfect for countertops, walls, backsplashes, fireplace surrounds, vanities, tubs and shower surrounds.<\/p>\n

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