Since marble is a porous material, it is relatively delicate and should be treated like wood. Caring for marble starts with prevention.
To minimize wear, always use coasters, trivets and felt pads. However, over time your marble surface will develop a rich patina, with variations in color and tone. This is part of marble's inherent beauty.
For regular cleaning, use a warm damp cloth and wipe dry. For additional cleaning, use a mix of water and mild dish soap and wipe dry.
Blot spills immediately before they penetrate the surface. Our marble is not sealed, so the sooner you blot the spill, the better.
You may apply an over-the-counter sealant, which may provide your marble surface with a small amount of protection, but you'll still need to act quickly to clean spills.
Avoid using abrasive cleaners, chemical solvents, strong detergents and furniture polish. Also, do not use vinegar, lemon juice or cleaners containing acids.
Quartz
Despite its durability, it is especially important to avoid setting hot items on a quartz surface—always use a trivet or hot pad, as prolonged heat may damage the surface.
For regular cleaning, use a damp cloth containing mild dish soap or stone soap, rinse and dry thoroughly to prevent streaks.
Avoid using abrasive cleaners, chemical solvents, strong detergents, cleaners with bleach, and furniture polish.
Use coasters and felt pads to prevent scratching.
Granite
Although it's exceptionally durable, it is a good idea to clean spills immediately, since granite is a relatively porous material.
For regular cleaning, use a damp cloth containing a small amount of mild dish soap or stone soap, rinse and dry thoroughly to prevent streaks and residue.
Avoid using abrasive cleaners, chemical solvents, strong detergents and furniture polish.
Use coasters, trivets and felt pads to prevent scratching.
Our granite is not sealed. However, you may apply an over-the-counter sealant, which may provide your granite surface with a small amount of protection, but it's still a good idea to act quickly to clean spills.