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HomeTech Renovations is hosting a course for architects on the use of Alternative Materials for Countertops and work surfaces at our studio in Fort Washington. The course will be presented by Brooks Custom.
Brooks Custom has been in the business of producing the highest quality; innovative countertops since 1977 and since then have been pioneering the latest and newest materials for a variety of countertops and work surface applications.
Course Name: Alternative Materials for Countertops
Course Description: Learn about specifying wood, concrete, stainless steel, copper, bronze, zinc, pewter and glass for countertop materials.
AIA/CES Learning Credits: 2
IF you are a local architect and interested in this course CLICK HERE to learn more about the class and to register or RSVP.
DalTile presents: Ocean Jewels. Giving the natural allure of the sea has become even more radiant. The iridescent hues formed at the ocean’s floor seem to glimmer with intrigue when displayed on a wall. Light appears to be held captive in the pearlescent reflectivity of the tile’s surface. The collection offers a multitude of colors and patterns to suit the aesthetic of many. This is truly a unique way to add sparkle and character to your kitchen or master bath. To learn more view the brochure: 
Everyone is talking about Island Stone. What is Island Stone? Island Stone is a company that brings the primitive and exotice beauty of pebble stones to your home. Many people go to 5-star hotels or spas and experiences these pebble beneath their feet and they want that same feeling in their home whether it is outside, inside or both. Island Stone is renowned for its amazing durability and everlasting beauty.
As a design firm specializing in kitchens and baths we have used Island Stone in numerous projects for clients. The material is beautiful and versatile, leaving a lasting and timeless impression on any design. To learn more about Island Stone and their products visit their website: 