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COCOCOZY DESIGN HOUSE

Caesarstone Counter Crush –

February 13, 2019
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Still pinching myself over the House Beautiful article about the COCOCOZY Design House! Now time for more detail about kitchen and bathroom counters. Last year, I showed you my countertop selection.

As you might recall, Caesarstone, one of the COCOCOZY Design House partners, generously supplied all of the counter material for the kitchen and the bathrooms and I am so happy with my picks:  Statuario Maximus for kitchen and Pure White for the master and 2 other bathrooms!

 

Caesarstone Countertops: The Kitchen

I love Caesarstone. I put it in my first kitchen remodel at my tiny cottage in the Hollywood Hills years ago. So this time around, I knew exactly what I wanted and where to get the perfect countertops.

Statuario Maximus for the kitchen has the marble-like veining with none of the drawback of sensitive marble that easily cracks or stains. That’s why I love quartz: pure stone look, durable functionality, and ease to clean.

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What I love, love, love about using Caesarstone quartz countertops is how easy it is to upkeep. The surfaces require minimal maintenance, which means these counters will look like new for years and years to come. This is way different than a marble countertop because water or acidic food plus marble can be a nightmare, even if you have it sealed properly. For quartz surfaces, a gentle cleaning with soap and water or a mild detergent will do the trick. Plus, you don’t even need a wax or seal to maintain a long-lasting luster! Caesarstone has a ton of options that are durable, non-porous, and scratch and stain resistant. Win, win.

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Here are the guys fabricating the counters right in front of the house!

Here are some facts I learned about the company.  Caesarstone was the first quartz surfacing company to receive ISO 14001 certification (a global standard specifically for environmental protection), ISO 9001 (quality management standard), NSF (public health and safety) certification, and the respected Good Housekeeping Seal from Good Housekeeping Research Institute.

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They looked great in the kitchen even before the appliances were put in.

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Just a reminder!  This is what the kitchen looked like just as it was getting framed.

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My sketches on how I wanted the stove wall to look.

Unbelievable to think this is what the kitchen looked like before. And here’s what the kitchen is looking like now!

The Reveal of the Kitchen Countertops

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The finished look is absolutely breathtaking! I just LOVE these countertops and how they look against the subway tiles and black accents. I can already imagine all the great decor and kitchenware on top of these counters.

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Just look at how they shine just from the daylight coming in from the window. I am obsessed!

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Caesarstone Reveal: The Bathrooms

I chose Pure White for the three bathrooms including the Master because white is simple and clean. It’s almost spa-like and makes me feel super cozy.

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The tile really pops in all these bright and airy bathrooms. I think this is the perfect color and material for the COCOCOZY Design House.

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Even a little natural light really makes these countertops pop!

What do you think about the kitchen and Bath Countertop look? Let me know below!

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2 responses to “Caesarstone Counter Crush –”

  1. Deb says:
    April 6, 2019 at 5:36 PM

    Absolutely beautiful kitchen! What color did you use for the cabinets?

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    1. COCOCOZY says:
      May 30, 2019 at 11:09 PM

      Benjamin Moore – Silent Night for the lower cabinets!

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