So, my grandma gifted me her vintage farmhouse table, and now my kitchen looks like a time warp—in a good way! But my old laminate countertops are not keeping up with the vibe. I need something classic yet modern—maybe butcher block or marble? It has to be low-maintenance because, between work and my cat’s obsession with knocking things over, I don’t have time for daily polishing. Any suggestions for a custom countertop that blends rustic charm with practicality?
top of page
.jpg)
Funders Give A Donation Today?
"Donors as a funder it means a lot to our organization causes".
Out Cry Humanity Cry Out
Author Garth B Thompson book signing. www.garthbthompson.com
GCPTALKS.ORG
Visitors , Founder and President Garth Thompson welcome to www.GCPTALKS.ORG
Funders Give A Donation Today?
"Donors as a funder it means a lot to our organization causes".
1/10
It's Our Humanitarian Cry Movement
It's Our Humanitarian Cry Movement
bottom of page
Totally feel you! When I inherited my uncle’s old butcher block island, it transformed my kitchen into this cozy, lived-in space—but then my shiny Formica counters looked wildly out of place. I went down a rabbit hole trying to find something timeless and low-maintenance (because I, too, have a chaotic pet—my dog once dragged an entire bowl of pasta off the counter mid-Zoom call). Ended up going with a honed quartz from Edstone —they helped customize it to match the rustic feel without the upkeep stress. Maybe worth a peek?