Custom Kitchen Stainless Steel Counters & Counter Tops
The same high quality Rigidized® metal materials used in architectural and commercial applications are now available for homeowners. Rigidized® metals provide durable, deep-textured metals for floors, walls, backsplashes and countertops.
Stainless Steel Counter Tops Image Gallery:
Multiple Applications Stainless Steel Counter Tops:
COUNTER TOPS:
Your choice of kitchen countertop depends on more than your color and texture preferences. Your kitchen lifestyle is a key factor also. A hardworking countertop is necessary if you do a lot of cooking. If entertaining is more your style, a beautiful presentation surface may be best.
Stainless steel blends well with most any décor, highlighting wood cabinets beautifully. And it provides a heat resistant, anti-bacterial surface that requires minimal maintenance.
Copper provides rustic kitchen styling, bringing warmth and glow to kitchen spaces. It's a more unusual look that provides the same durability and ease of maintenance as stainless steel.
BACKSPLASHES:
Backsplashes are functional - they provide an easy-to-clean surface that protects your kitchen. A distinctive backsplash can also add a splash of decorative accent to your kitchen design.
There are no real design rules governing backsplashes. You can wrap it around the entire room to give a sense of visual continuity and help a small space seem larger. Or, place panels behind the range or sink for a highlighting effect.
Whatever your ideas, dive in to designing a beautiful kitchen space with a stainless steel or copper backsplash pattern.
TILE:
When you want the flexibility of tile, plus increased durability and ease of maintenance, look to metal. Mix and match satin and textured stainless steel tiles for a unique contrast. Top your kitchen counter with copper tiles, for a new spin on an Old World tradition. Surround your marble bath with satin stainless tiles for a sleek modern look. Rigidized® Metal tiles are perfect for any surface - including backsplashes, countertops, floors and ceilings. Use them as borders and accents. The possibilities are as endless as your imagination.