Mohit Kumar

When designing the luxury kitchen and spa-like bathroom statement piece, Italian white marble remains the gold standard. It is quarried in the Apuan Alps surrounding Carrara in northern Tuscany; these stones share geographical roots and geological heritage. Calacatta, Statuario, and Carrara have different aesthetic applications and price points.  Selecting the right slab requires looking beyond

Selecting granite countertops is no longer just about picking a quarry slab from an inventory yard. The surface finish you choose transforms how light interacts with the space, how the stone feels underhand, and how much daily maintenance your counters demand. While a high-gloss polished finish has stood as the default standard for decades, the

The waterfall-edge island, where the horizontal countertop surface cascades down the vertical gable ends to meet the floor at a seamless 90-degree miter has transformed modern kitchen architecture. Originally popularized in minimalist European design, this structural framing technique turns a utilitarian preparation station into a monolithic, sculptural centerpiece. Yet, specifying the natural stone for a

For centuries, granite has served as the standard for architectural countertop surfaces. Deep within the earth under immense heat and pressure, the rock blends structural durability and has different mineral character.  The modern kitchen design has evolved, the speckled, honey yellow and orange tinted granites that define 1990 and the interiors have changed and refined

When you are planning for a kitchen or bathroom remodel or upgrading it, then granite remains the best option for upgrading, as it is renowned for its resilient, premium-value material and heat tolerance. However, the homeowners and architects usually encounter few questions during the material selection, like whether prefabricated granite is best or custom slab

When the interior design shifts from sterile white palettes towards the nature-infused tactile sanctuaries, then green marble is the best bold option. European palaces and art deco cocktail lounges usually have green marble as countertops, as it gives a massive resurgence.  Homeowners and interior designers are specifying serpentine quartzite greens and deep emerald marble to

For centuries, highly glossy polished finish marble and granite reigned supreme as the ultimate symbol of luxury and architectural refinement.  From gleaming grand entryways to reflective kitchen countertops, dominated interiors and exterior spaces. However, contemporary architectural trends are witnessing a profound paradigm shift. Today, architects and homeowners are moving away from mirror-like surfaces in favor