After care & maintenance

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Use a soft cloth or sponge with warm water and mild dish soap to clean your countertops. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that can cause damage.

Granite and marble are porous materials and may require periodic sealing to maintain their resistance to stains. 

While stone is heat-resistant, aalways use hot pads under hot pots. Sudden temperature changes can cause damage or discoloration 

Always use cutting boards to avoid scratches on the surfaces.

Clean up spills, like oil, wine, coffee, and acidic substance like lemon or vinegar. to prevent staining or etching.

Avoid placing excessive weight or standing on countertops, especially on cooktop and sink cutouts.

- Natural stone comes in variations in color, veining, and texture.

Over time, minor wear is normal and adds to the natural beauty.