Countertops
Hoosier House Furnishings provides beautiful kitchen countertops in a wide variety of high-quality materials and finishes. Not only do we craft the finest in handcrafted cabinetry, but we also offer solutions for all your countertop needs. From quartz and granite to wood tops and marble. Hoosier House Furnishings has the perfect option for you.
Quartz, also known as engineered stone, is crafted by blending natural stone materials with resins to produce a strong, beautiful surface. These countertops come in a broad selection of colors, patterns, and finishes. One of quartz’s biggest advantages is its uniform appearance — it delivers consistent color and patterning that natural stone can’t always guarantee.
Soapstone is a natural, non-porous stone known for its excellent heat resistance and soft, smooth feel. Subtle veining runs through its gray tones, giving each slab a one-of-a-kind appearance. While soapstone offers a more select color palette, it does require occasional maintenance, such as oiling, to deepen its natural richness and help preserve its surface over time.
Concrete countertops blend durability with distinctive style, offering a surface that is both functional and visually striking. Their natural variation adds character and depth to any space. To keep concrete looking its best, regular sealing and occasional waxing are recommended, along with prompt cleanup of spills to help protect the surface.
Wood tops bring warmth and natural character to a room, creating a timeless and inviting look. One of their benefits is the ability to be sanded and refinished over time, helping restore the surface if signs of wear appear. To maintain their beauty, wood countertops require regular care such as sealing and oiling to protect against moisture and stains. Without proper maintenance, they may be more prone to scratches, dents, or warping.
Laminate countertops are an affordable choice that comes in a wide range of colors and styles, including designs that replicate the look of natural stone or wood. They are easy to maintain and simple to clean, making them a practical option for many homes. While laminate is not as durable as stone surfaces, it offers excellent value for budget-conscious projects.
Granite is a natural stone countertop prized for its strength and ability to withstand heat. Each slab offers unique character, with a wide variety of colors, patterns, and movement found only in natural stone. Because granite is naturally porous, periodic sealing is recommended to help protect the surface from stains and maintain its beauty over time.
Porcelain is a manufactured surface that has grown in popularity for its strength, versatility, and refined appearance. It is highly durable and non-porous, meaning it does not require sealing. Available in a wide range of colors, patterns, and styles, porcelain offers both performance and design flexibility for modern spaces.
Quartzite is a natural stone available in a wide range of colors and patterns, often featuring a marble-inspired look. Its combination of striking design and durability, along with relatively low maintenance needs, makes quartzite an excellent option for high-traffic areas.
Butcher block countertops are crafted from narrow wood strips bonded together in a tight, uniform pattern using food-safe adhesives. This construction creates a warm, functional surface with natural appeal. Like all wood countertops, butcher block requires regular oiling to maintain its finish and performance, and without proper care it can be more susceptible to scratches and staining.
Cultured marble is an affordable surface that replicates the beauty of natural marble. Made from a blend of crushed stone, resin, and pigments, it is molded into a smooth, non-porous countertop. Its resistance to moisture makes it an excellent choice for bathrooms and other wet areas, while it’s not suited for kitchen use due to its sensitivity to heat.
Solid surface countertops are crafted from a blend of mineral particles, resins, and pigments, creating a smooth, seamless surface. Their non-porous construction makes them resistant to stains and simple to clean. While solid surfaces are not heat-resistant and can be scratched with daily use, minor damage can often be repaired by buffing, helping maintain their appearance over time.