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What Countertop Material Do You Prefer?

NSM Florida Enterprises (NSMotif)

5 years ago

Hi there everyone! I am just wondering what countertop material is preferred for busy kitchens? This will be for the service industry. A brand new restaurant with a modern all-white design. I am not set on the countertop color but I am open to ideas. Do you prefer quartz, marble, granite, etc?

Thanks!

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