Mila Surfaces

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MILA COUNTERTOPS & SLABS STORE BAKERSFIELD CA Explore our expansive selection of kitchen countertops and bathroom countertops. Our countertops selections include granite, marble, travertine, limestone, slate, and Q Premium Natural Quartz. Select the MILA Countertop Selection Guide if you’re looking for ideas. This handy tool will help you from start to finish with product information, design tools to envision your kitchen, and actual slabs available at the MILA warehouse closest to you. View All MOST POPULAR Quartz Quartzite Granite Mila Quartz Prefabricated Stile® Porcelain Slabs Q™ PREMIUM NATURAL QUARTZ PREMIUM NATURAL QUARTZ™ Low maintenance, stain-resistant, and nearly indestructible quartz countertops line, Q Premium Natural Quartz is the preferred countertop for homeowners, builders, and designers. Trendsetting quartz colors, colorways, coveted new styles, here’s to all the ways you can create family-friendly dream spaces with Q. Q™ QUARTZ COUNTERTOPS TRY THIS LOOK IN OUR KITCHEN VISUALIZER Mila Quartz NATURAL STONE COUNTERTOPS Natural stone countertops are always in style. We travel the world over to bring you the most luxurious, irresistible, and affordable collections on the market - including Italian marble, Brazilian granite and soapstone, Brazilian Granite and Quartzite. STILE® PORCELAIN SLABS Stile® puts our love of beautiful veins and modern sophistication on display in large format, lightweight, and ultra-thin polished porcelain panels (6 or 12mm-thick). But why stop at the countertops? Stile® is a modern-day marvel suitable for virtually all your interior and exterior residential and commercial projects. STILE® A no-fuss versatile lineup, designers rely on Stile’s organic color ways and natural-stone-inspired textures to create ultra-trendy spaces. KITCHEN VISUALIZER REAL PROJECTS All the inspiration you need is right here! Take a look at real projects that feature our products. LEARN MORE ABOUT COUNTERTOPS Countertop Choices Quartz and granite have been the most popular countertop materials for many years. Other popular surfaces include marble, quartzite, soapstone, and porcelain. Here is a brief description of each: QuartzQuartz is made by combining quartz particles, color pigments, and resins to create a solid surface. Quartz countertops are easy to clean, provide warmth and continuity throughout a kitchen, and feature an elegant, formal look. Learn more about MILA’s quartz countertop brand, Q™ Premium Natural Quartz. GraniteGranite was once considered a luxury material available only to homeowners who could afford it. After being discovered by more people, granite exporting was increased in Brazil, China, and India. Today, granite is available in a variety of unique colors, with exotic patterns and more economical patterns. Learn more about Granite Styles and Colors. MarbleMarble countertops are a very trendy, beautiful choice for high-end kitchen countertops. Marble is available in a variety of colors and styles with veining and mineral deposits that add visual interest. The more popular or appealing the marble, the higher the cost. Review our Marble Colors or learn more about the care and characteristics of marble. PorcelainPorcelain slabs are made from thin, large sheets of porcelain that are cut and finished to the size of your countertops. Porcelain slabs are known for its strength and resistance to scratching. It’s also resistant to stains and bacteria making them a hygienic and low-maintenance choice. Porcelain slabs are available in a range of colors, patterns, and finishes - choose a Porcelain Slab style that complements your décor. QuartziteQuartzite is a natural slab that includes both bold colors and lighter tones with subtle veining. Quartzite, which registers between a 7 and 8 on the Moh’s hardness scale, is more scratch- and acid-resistant than most countertop surfaces and can withstand hot baking dishes or pans. Quartzite offers virtually no maintenance and no etching; it also has one of the best durability ratings. Explore Quartzite Styles and Colors. SoapstoneSoapstone is a natural stone that is known for its soft, smooth surface and non-porous qualities. One of the main advantages of soapstone is its durability. It is resistant to heat and stains, making it a good choice for kitchen countertops. Soapstone is also non-porous, which means it does not absorb liquids or bacteria, making it a hygienic choice for kitchen surfaces. TravertineTravertine is a durable natural stone that is formed by mineral deposits, it is characterized by its porous, textured surface and unique, varied color patterns. It is generally recommended to seal travertine countertops to protect them from staining and etching. MILA offers full size and prefabricated slabs of Durango Cream Travertine and prefabricated slabs of Latte Travertine. Venetian MarbleVenetian Marble is an engineered surface that is made to look like natural marble. Recycled natural stone is pressed and heated to create an environmentally friendly countertop option. Engineered marble has many of the same characteristics as natural marble. However, it is generally more affordable, easier to maintain, and less prone to staining, scratching, and etching. Learn about the different styles and colors of Venetian Marble. Countertop Costs If you’re looking for an exotic, one-of-a-kind kitchen countertop or an inexpensive engineered countertop, choosing a kitchen countertop material may seem like an impossible task. Whether you’re upgrading your existing surfaces or starting from square one, you’ll want to consider a wide range of kitchen countertop prices before making any major purchasing decisions. While natural stone surfaces such as granite or marble may be the gold standard in your neighborhood, there are plenty of affordable natural stone and quartz countertop options that mimic naturalstones -and appear equally as stylish. Natural surfaces like Granite, Quartzite, Marble, and Soapstone, and engineered stone surfaces like quartz and porcelain, have cost-effective styles that are both durable and beautiful. On average, expect countertops to range in price from $60 to $300 per square foot installed. Granite countertops cost from $50 to $150 per square foot per square foot installed, quartz costs generallyless - from $55 to $125 per square foot installed, Marble countertops cost between $75 to $250 per square foot installed, and Quartzite countertops cost from $75 to $200 per square foot installed. Soapstone countertops range from $60 to $150 per square foot installed and Porcelain countertops cost between $55 to $120 per square foot installed. 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