• Project Location: Miami Beach, FL
• Remodel type: Cabinet Refacing
• Type of door style: Elegante II
• Remodel style: Modern
• Color: Mist SuperMatte
• Countertop: Porcelain

For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of North Miami’s Gallery page.

• Project Location: La Crosse, WI
• Remodel type: Cabinet Refacing and New Cabinets
• Type of door style: Shaker
• Remodel style: Transitional
• Color: Stratus
• Countertop: Laminate
• Countertop color: Spring Carnival

For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of La Crosse’s Gallery page.

• Project Location: Eau Claire, WI
• Remodel type: Cabinet Refacing
• Type of door style: Mission
• Remodel style: Modern
• Color: Classic white
• Door Material: Maple

For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of Eau Claire’s Gallery page.

• Project Location: Eau Claire, WI
• Remodel type: Cabinet Refacing
• Type of door style: Mission
• Remodel style: Modern
• Color: Classic White
• Door Material: Maple
• Countertop: Laminate
• Countertop color: Bianco Statuario
• Backsplash: 3” x 6” white glass backsplash

For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of Eau Claire’s Gallery page.

• Project Location: North Miami Beach, FL
• Remodel type: Cabinet Refacing
• Type of door style: Shaker
• Remodel style: Modern
• Color: Stratus Supermatte
• Countertop: Quartz
• Countertop color: Calacatta Lincoln

For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of North Miami’s Gallery page.

• Project Location: Miami Beach, FL
• Remodel type: Cabinet Refacing
• Type of door style: Flat panel
• Remodel style: Contemporary
• Color: Stratus Supermatte
• Countertop: Quartz
• Countertop color: Carrara

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• Project Location: Miami Beach, FL
• Remodel type: Cabinet Refacing
• Remodel style: Contemporary
• Color: Acrylic white for uppers and Majestic Walnut for base cabinets
• Countertop: Quartz
• Countertop color: Calacatta

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• Project Location: Miami Beach, FL
• Remodel type: Cabinet Refacing & Redoor
• Remodel style: Modern
• Color: Stratus Supermatte

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• Project Location: Miami Beach, FL
• Remodel type: Cabinet Refacing
• Remodel style: Modern
• Color: Haze supermatte

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• Project Location: Miami Beach, FL
• Remodel type: Cabinet Refacing
• Remodel style: Contemporary
• Color: Winter Fun

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• Project Location: Coral Springs, FL
• Remodel type: New Cabinets
• Type of door style: Miami Teak
• Remodel style: Contemporary
• Countertop: Porcelain
• Countertop color: Arabescato
• Backsplash: Brasil Porcelain

For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of Fort Lauderdale’s Blog.

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• Project Location: Weston, FL
• Remodel type: New Cabinets
• Type of door style: Level Acrylic
• Remodel style: Modern
• Color: White for cabinets and Gray for island
• Countertop: Porcelain and Quarzite
• Countertop color: Gray
• Backsplash: Gray Porcelain

For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of Fort Lauderdale’s Blog.

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• Project Location: Fort Lauderdale, FL
• Remodel type: New Cabinetry
• Remodel style: Modern
• Color: Glossy White
• Countertop: Porcelain
• Countertop color: Blue Lago Como
• Backsplash: Porcelain Blue Lago Como

For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of Fort Lauderdale’s Gallery page.

• Project Location: Eau Claire, WI
• Remodel type: New Cabinetry
• Type of door style: Mission
• Remodel style: Modern
• Color: Cashew for uppers and Koala for lowers
• Door Material: Maple
• Countertop: Corian
• Countertop Color: Grande Latte
• Backsplash: Beveled 3×6 Cream subway tile

For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of Eau Claire’s Gallery page.

• Project Location: Mishawaka, IN
• Remodel type: New Cabinetry
• Type of door style: Shaker
• Remodel style: Modern
• Color: White for upper cabinets, Slate for lower cabinets
• Door Material: Maple
• Countertop: Quartz
• Countertop color: Muse
• Backsplash: Gray Subway Tile

 For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of South Bend’s Gallery page.

• Project Location: Clearwater, FL
• Remodel type: New Cabinetry
• Type of door style: Raised Panel
• Remodel style: Traditional
• Color: Nutmeg
• Door Material: Maple
• Countertop: Quartz
• Countertop Color: Bradshaw
• Backsplash: Entity life mosaic

 For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of the Gulf Coast’s Gallery page.

• Project Location: Oklahoma City, OK
• Remodel type: New Cabinetry
• Type of door style: Catalina
• Remodel style: Traditional
• Color: Pebble Grey
• Door Material: Birch
• Countertop: Laminate
• Countertop Color: Cararra Bianco
• Backsplash: White subway tile

For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of Oklahoma City’s Gallery page.

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• Project Location: Fort Lauderdale, FL
• Remodel type: Cabinet Refacing
• Type of door style: Shaker
• Remodel style: Transitional
• Color: Satin White
• Countertop: Quartz
• Countertop color: Pure white and Berwyn
• Backsplash: Quartz

For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of Fort Lauderdale’s Gallery page.

• Project Location: Fort Lauderdale, FL
• Remodel type: Cabinet Refacing
• Remodel style: Modern
• Color: White and Cobalt Blue
• Countertop: Porcelain
• Countertop color: Lake Como Blue
• Backsplash: Porcelain Lake Como Blue

For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of Fort Lauderdale’s Gallery page.

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Project Location: Coral Springs, FL 

Remodel type: New Cabinetry 

Type of door style: Tivoli 

Remodel style: Contemporary 

Color: White for Perimeter Cabinets & Naval for Island 

Countertop: Quartz for Perimeter & Porcelain for Island 

Countertop color: Calacatta Barcelona for Perimeter & Blue Lake Como for Island 

Backsplash: Marble Subway Tile 

For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of Fort Lauderdale’s Blog.  

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Light Countertops

If you are looking to fully maintain the pristineness white cabinetry gives off, light countertops is undoubtedly your best choice. White quartz is a non-porous material meaning it’s stain resistant and easy to uphold. This highly durable countertop allows you to carry about your kitchen tasks worry free of damage. Another favorite light cabinetry choice is white marble. Even though marble gives your kitchen a luxurious look, it’s actually quite affordable. Marble naturally stays cool making it the perfect surface for rolling out dough!

Dark Countertops

Dark countertops give a contrasting look to your kitchen’s design. They add depth to the existing color scheme. Dark countertops do not always have to mean black. Darker shades of brown and blue can also help one achieve the sought-after contrast. If you’re looking for a dramatic impact along with the introduction of elegance, dark countertops are a must!

Neutral Countertops

Neutral countertops are a great thing to implement if you frequently want to change your kitchen design. They provide a great foundational base along with the white cabinetry making it easy and simple to freshen up the look of your kitchen in the future. Keeping your kitchen countertops, a neutral color allows your kitchen to remain timeless!

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Countless upgrades are available for homeowners interested in renovating their kitchen, including installing new countertops. While there are a variety of countertop materials you could pick for your kitchen, one of the most interesting options is porcelain.

When most people think of porcelain, they imagine the bathrooms in their home, but this material is also a great choice for your kitchen counters. Because so few homeowners are familiar with using porcelain for kitchen countertops, it’s a good idea to learn a little more about this material and its many benefits. Here are a few reasons you should consider installing porcelain countertops in your kitchen, and some advice for planning your next remodeling project with professional help.

What is Porcelain?

Although you’ve probably encountered porcelain many times during your life, you may not actually know much about this material. Basically, porcelain is a type of ceramic and is made from clay that contains the mineral kaolinite. When clay contains a large amount of kaolinite, it is often referred to as china clay, which is why porcelain and fine china are often used interchangeably. Kaolinite-rich clay will usually contain several other minerals, including silica and feldspar, which can add to the porcelain’s final appearance.

The Style You Want

Now that you know a little bit about how porcelain is made, it’s time to find out what makes this material such a good choice for your kitchen countertops. Learning about the benefits of porcelain counters will certainly make adding them to your home an enticing option.

The biggest advantage of this material is that you’ll be able to customize the appearance of your kitchen counter. Because porcelain comes in a wide variety of colors, you’ll be able to pick an option that matches the current look of your kitchen, or a style that can give the room a completely new look. Also, porcelain is not at risk for discoloration, so your kitchen will look great for years to come.

In addition to multiple color options, porcelain is available in a variety of patterns. By manipulating pigmentation, porcelain can be made to look like other counter materials, including natural stone. You will also have access to several different finishes when installing porcelain kitchen counters. Whether you choose a polished or matte surface, you can finish your counters however you see fit.

Easy Installation

A concern of many homeowners installing new counters in their kitchen is how long it will take to finish their project. Fortunately, if you choose porcelain, you can have new counters in your kitchen in almost no time at all.

For starters, porcelain, unlike natural stone, can be made into large slabs. Depending on the size of the slab, you can cover an entire section of your counters with just one piece of porcelain. Obviously, this simplifies installation to an impressive degree.

Second, porcelain counters can be installed directly over your existing counters. With other materials, you would first have to remove your old counters before installing your new ones. Third, porcelain slabs are very lightweight, making it easier to move these slabs around your kitchen during installation.

Impressive Durability

When you’re choosing a material for your kitchen countertops, your goal should be finding a durable option that will last well into the future. Although you may find it hard to believe, porcelain is an extremely durable material that is resistant to a wide range of damage.

The firing process used to manufacture porcelain lends this material a surprising amount of durability. In fact, porcelain counters are actually more durable than granite countertops. Unlike other materials, porcelain resists several forms of damage, including scratching, chipping and general wear and tear.

Because porcelain is such a strong material, counters made from porcelain tend to last for a very long time. By investing in a porcelain countertop, you’ll have kitchen counters that will look just as good as the day they were installed for years to come.

Low Maintenance

Another major benefit of choosing porcelain for your kitchen counters is that this material is very low maintenance, both before and after installation. As mentioned, porcelain can be made into large slabs, which reduces the amount of seams and grout you’ll need to clean and maintain. Also, due to the manufacturing process, porcelain does not require any sealing after installation or in the future.

Porcelain is extremely easy to clean, which is why it makes such a great countertop material. During manufacturing, the firing process creates a glaze that makes this material waterproof. Keeping porcelain clean is a simple matter of washing it with warm, soapy water. You can even use strong chemicals such as bleach on porcelain without worry, as the glaze will prevent damage. If you want a low-maintenance counter material, there is virtually no better option than porcelain.

Porcelain Disadvantages

As you can see, there are countless reasons that you should pick porcelain for your kitchen counters. Like every material, however, porcelain does have some disadvantages that you should consider before moving forward with your renovation project.

Realistically, the only drawback of porcelain is the price. This material is much more expensive than others you could choose, meaning it may not be the best option for homeowners working with a tight budget. Typically, you can expect to pay between $60 and $100 per square foot for porcelain. If you have a large amount of counter space in your kitchen, installing porcelain can cost you a great deal of money.

While the cost may be prohibitive for some homeowners, installing kitchen counters made from porcelain is a good choice in almost every regard. Also, because of their longevity, purchasing porcelain for your counters may end up saving you money in the long run.

Add Porcelain Countertops

If you’re looking for a high-quality kitchen counter material that will look great and last for years, look no further. Porcelain countertops provide a wide range of benefits, and they are an excellent choice for almost every kitchen. Learn more about this versatile counter material, or start planning your installation, by talking with the team at Kitchen Solvers.

Whatever type of kitchen remodeling project you’re planning, Kitchen Solvers can help. Our team can listen to your needs and then help you with your remodel so that it is as successful and rewarding as possible. Visit one of our locations today.

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