MIRROR SHADES STONES

Mirror Shades Available Stones:

Mirrored Quartz

Quartz is a natural stone bonded with resin that is long-lasting, stain-resistant, scratch- and chip-resistant. Unlike Granite, Marble and Quartz do not require sealing and can be cleaned up easily with soap and water.

Quartz choices with flecks that capture light and sparkle have recently become popular premium options. The glimmer adds glamour and elegance to any space, almost dancing on counters, backsplashes, and floors in the morning.

Mirrored Obsidiana

So, before you choose Obsidiana for your kitchen countertop, ensure it is in a low-traffic area to last a long time. If you have a high-traffic kitchen, consider using a more durable material like Quartz or Quartzite.

Mirrored Granite

Granite is a natural stone known for its durability and unique patterns. When referred to as "mirrored," it may suggest a polished finish that enhances the reflective qualities of the stone, giving it a glossy and reflective appearance.

Mirrored Quartzite

Quartzite is a hard metamorphic rock that often resembles marble. "mirrored" might imply a treatment that enhances the stone's natural sheen, creating a reflective and polished surface. This could result in a luxurious and sophisticated appearance.

Mirrored Semi-Precious

Semi precious stones, such as Agate, Quartz, or Jasper, are known for their vibrant colours and unique patterns. When labelled as "mirrored," it suggests a treatment that involves polishing and possibly coating the surface to enhance the reflective properties, creating a stunning and lustrous appearance.

How Will These Mirror Shades Stone Level Up Your Kitchen?

Increase The Richness

All quartz has a natural mirror shade that reflects natural or artificial light. Quartz with mirror shades, on the other hand, adds movement to counters, giving long stretches of kitchen islands and counters the appearance of twinkling. For example, Sparkling Black Quartz brightens the midnight black with random sparkles that tie together kitchen elements like stainless steel appliances and shiny lacquer cabinets.

This Makes White More Interesting

Although white kitchens are timeless, they can appear monotonous. Premium Quartz, on the other hand, adds a splash of colour to white kitchens.

Excellently Makes Bold

Bold colours can make a design statement, but long swaths can be overwhelming. However, by adding some sparkle to bright colours, you can make your design stand out without feeling overpowering. Ruby Quartz sparkles with black, silver, and white specks on a crimson background that soaks up light. This quartz covers an accent wall or centre island to create a stunning white display.

Compatible With Nature

Nature rarely runs in single colours. If you look closely, what appears to be a deep red rose is a mix of reds, browns, and even blacks. Quartz with tiny speckles makes solid surfaces appear more natural.

Glow Is Added

A little sparkle brightens up rooms with dark colours or small spaces. Grey Quartz has a mid-grey background with lighter and darker specks, making it ideal for modern designs.

Mirror Shades Stone Finishes:

Glass Finish

Whether adorning your kitchen or bathroom or serving as a captivating accent in your living areas, Mirror Shades in Glass Finish transforms any space into a haven of luxury. The reflective glass finish adds a touch of glamour and imparts a sense of openness, making rooms feel brighter and more spacious.

Polished finish

Mirror Shades in Polished Finish is more than material; it's a statement of refined taste and a commitment to elevating your living spaces. Imbue your home with timeless charm and contemporary allure, as each surface becomes a canvas for sophistication and grace. The reflective qualities of the polished surface not only add a touch of glamour but amplify the perceived brightness of your interiors, making rooms feel more open and inviting.

Silk Finish

Whether gracing your countertops, accentuating walls, or defining flooring, Mirror Shade Stone in Silk Finish transforms any space into a haven of refined aesthetics. The silk finish adds a touch of subtle glamour and imparts a sense of warmth and comfort to your interiors, creating an inviting atmosphere.

Mirror Shades Backsplash:

A mirror shades splashback has the advantage of being able to be used anywhere a regular splashback would be (tiles, glass, etc.). They are ideal for kitchens but also suitable for bathrooms, laundries, and even outdoor wet areas such as outdoor kitchens.

Because they are available in various colours, you can select the one that best matches the design of your specific room. Because they are so reflective, they are fantastic for making your space appear more prominent, which is great as people try to make their homes feel more extensive and open.

Maintenance Of Mirror Shades:

Use A Soft Cloth

Glass splashbacks may be scratched if they are cleaned with a metal or plastic-based cleaning device. Instead, scrub with a lint-free towel to avoid scratching the "underside." Microfiber cloths are a great way to clean your glass splashback.

Use Non-Abrasive Cleaning Supplies

Glass cleaner is an obvious choice for cleaning splashbacks, but you can also use methylated spirits or hot, soapy water! The key is to avoid using abrasive cleansers intended for stain removal or heavy soiling. They leave tiny grooves in your glass every time you use them.

Keep Your Backsplash Clean

The best way to keep your glass backsplash clean is to clean it regularly. Wipe away stains as they appear, and clean your splashback thoroughly every two weeks or so.

Utilise White Vinegar

Do you have streaks on your splashback glass? Try white vinegar! It's a quick and easy solution that's less expensive than store-bought cleaners.

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