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Kitchens need standout surfaces that convey a sense of strength and permanence. Quantum Quartz® engineered stone delivers these attributes

View of a kitchen, black tiled floor, white cabinetry, countertop, floor, flooring, interior design, kitchen, room, tile, wood, gray — View of a kitchen, black tiled floor, white cranite benchtops, wooden cabinetry, many accessories and appliances, red wall, glass splashback.

A close up view of the white granite floor, flooring, material, product design, table, wood, wood stain, gray

In a market offering myriad cabinetry options, display features and appliances, it can be hard to know what will give your kitchen a single, definitive look. Kitchens are about practicality as well as looking good, so solid, contemporary counter surfaces are a very good place to start.

Quantum Quartz engineered stone from WK Marble & Granite allows homeowners to achieve dramatic work surfaces that won't break the bank, says director Bill El-Cheikh.

"Made from over 93% natural quartz and a mix of accent materials and pigments, bound by resins, Quantum Quartz can be worked in the same way as marble or granite," says El-Cheikh. "This durable surface doesn't require sealing and is resistant to stains, heat, chemicals, chips and scratches."

Palette options range from neutrals to bold colours, accented with chips of coloured glass, mother -of-pearl, mirror, granite or quartz. The surface offers a uniform tone and has no veins, pores or cracks.

For details, contact WK Marble & Granite, 129 Fairford Rd, Padstow, NSW 2211, phone (02) 9772 2377, fax (02) 9772 2073; or 30 Brendan Drive, Nerang, QLD 4211, phone (07) 5596 7989, fax (07) 5596 7995. Or phone tollfree on 1800 555 696. Email: marketing@wk.com.au. Website: www.wk.com.au.

Story by: Trendsideas

11 Oct, 2005

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