Industry Insights — Modern Remodeling Guide

Top Remodeling Materials
Used Today.

A curated selection of materials widely used in modern U.S. remodeling projects, balancing design, durability, and performance.

Quartz countertop

01 / Surfaces

Quartz Countertops

DurableLow-Maintenance

Engineered quartz is one of the most widely used countertop materials in modern kitchens and bathrooms. It is known for durability, low maintenance, and resistance to stains and moisture.

Kitchen CountertopsBathroom Vanities

02 / Ceramic Tech

Porcelain Surfaces

Porcelain slabs and tiles are increasingly used for both floors and walls due to their strength and water resistance.

  • Flooring
  • Shower Walls
  • Backsplashes
Porcelain flooring

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Engineered wood cabinetry

03 / Millwork

Solid Wood & Engineered Wood Cabinetry

Cabinetry is one of the most important elements in a remodel. Both solid wood and engineered wood options are widely used depending on budget and design.

Application

Kitchen Cabinets

Application

Bathroom Storage

04 / Flooring

Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP)

LVP flooring has become popular due to its waterproof properties and durability while maintaining a wood-like appearance.

WaterproofScratch Resistant
Luxury vinyl plank flooring
Natural stone surface

05 / Natural Stone

Natural Stone (Marble / Granite)

Premium options for countertops and feature walls, offering unique patterns and depth.

Glass and tile backsplash

06 / Glass & Tile

Glass & Tile Backsplashes

Adding both protection and design value to kitchens and bathroom walls.

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