Are you thinking of having your natural stone resurfaced, cleaned or polished but having a little trouble with the lingo? Boston Stone Restoration experts shed light on some common stone care terminology. What does Stone Restoration mean?...
So you have a new (or new to you) house or property and have no idea what stone you have or how to care for it. You’ve come to the right place. There are several popular stone surfaces that have been installed for decades and longer, including go-to materials...
Choosing a kitchen countertop can be a challenging process. Not only will it impact the look of your kitchen, but picking the right natural stone will determine how to care for your space for years to come. When planning on your own or working with designers and...
This spring has been nearly 2 years in the making. A spring where graduation parties return, where we hug family on Mother’s Day and Father’s Day and we line up for Memorial Day cookouts, face to face. Boy have we earned it. That said, we’ve spent a...
People fall in love with soapstone for good reason. The finished surface of soapstone feels like a dry bar of soap, it is impervious to most types of liquids and chemicals and is heat resistant. Soapstone was formed from igneous rock in ancient ocean rift zones when...
When working with designers and architects, the thing we hear most often is that nothing feels more authentic and permanent than stone. Even when it is used in small ways like a mantle, a threshold or foyer, stone means quality and suggests longevity. Stone is a...
