This weekend, while randomly checking out a pretty unbelievable open house in Oakland's Dogtown District, we saw the most beautiful countertop material. The realtor was kind enough to tell us the name: CaesarStone...
Green Material: CaesarStone
And CaesarStone, as it turns out, is pretty green. (Their green commitments are outlined extensively here.) They're GreenGuard-certified and a member of the US Green Building Council.
CaesarStone is made of 93% natural quartz — and it's super stain, scratch, and heat-resistant. We were impressed with the smooth, clean look of the counters; similar to granite, but with less grain.
Learn more about CaesarStone here.
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Our house came with granite countertops in the kitchen and bathroom. If they'd been radioactive, we'd have replaced them with CaesarStone. Since they aren't, however, we're keeping them--no reason to replace a perfectly good countertop.
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