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Stone is a prestigious and striking natural material
whose many colours and patterns form a rich palette
for decoration around the home.
Change of Style offers many different types of stone.
The range includes granites, quartz, marble and
limestone.
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Granite
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Granite is an igneous rock formed when magma is cooled
deep within the earth. It is extremely hard, and can
be recognized by its speckled, grainy composition.
The material comes in a wide variety of colours, and
can be either polished, honed or antiqued in finish.
This type of stone is extremely durable and highly
resistant to stains. Granite is not as porous as other
stones such as marble or limestone, so is ideal for
use in kitchens and bathrooms.
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Quartz
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Change of Style is proud to be an approved manufacturer
of Silestone® the world-leading brand in quartz
surfaces.
Silestone® is the result of a combination of the
best that nature has to offer, quartz, with the most
advanced technology. Silestone® has a sophisticated
appearance, the feel and weight of natural stone.
Silestone is non-porous and very resistant to stains
which makes it ideal for use in kitchens and bathrooms.
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Marble
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Marble is a metamorphic rock formed when limestone
is transformed under extreme pressure. Pure marble
is a white calcite crystal, but most marbles are enriched
by impurities which give it special colours and patterns.
It is softer and more porous than granite, but as
a stone it is considered a luxury material prized
for its distinctive mottled look.
Marble is ideal for bathrooms and fireplaces but because
of its porous qualities not recommended for kitchens.
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Limestone
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Limestone is a sedimentary rock derived from the fossil
deposits of marine animals. Its mineral content includes
calcites and dolomites. The material has a uniform
consistency and texture. Limestone is usually a buff
yellow or off-white colour, but it can also be grey
or very light in tone.
Limestone is ideal for bathrooms and fireplaces but
because of its porous qualities not recommended for
kitchens. If you were to choose limestone you must
remember to take extra care around it.
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