If you want your kitchen to have more depth and drama, the combination of dark cabinets and Calacatta countertops is undoubtedly an excellent choice. This combination can bring a strong contrast to the kitchen while maintaining elegance and modernity.

In simple terms, the countertop edge is the "corner" of the countertop. It is not only one of the most conspicuous parts of the countertop, but also carries the function of protecting the countertop, enhancing structural stability, and improving overall beauty.

This is a question with no standard answer, as the final choice depends on personal needs. If you are more concerned about the ease of maintenance of the countertop, the choice of colors and textures, and the stain and antibacterial properties, quartz countertops may be more suitable for you.

Before installing your quartz countertop, you’ll need to prepare some necessary tools and materials. These tools include, but are not limited to: ● Tape measure ● Level ● Power saw ● Adhesive (such as epoxy or silicone) ● Safety gear (such as gloves, goggles)

Quartz is an extremely hard material that is more durable than most natural stones. Black quartz countertops have extremely high hardness, are not easy to scratch and wear, and are suitable for frequently used kitchen environments.