Weston’s luxury builds are all about two-tone kitchen designs.

👉 Upper cabinets in white or cream keep the space bright, while lower cabinets go bold — charcoal, deep green, even black.

👉 A contrasting quartz countertop ties it all together, usually in a soft pattern that doesn’t compete.

👉 This trend adds depth and high-end drama without darkening the room.

✅ Tip:

Use the same quartz on the island and perimeter for balance, or flip it for extra wow.

Coastal homes in Lighthouse Point are going beyond all-white kitchens.

👉 Soft navy or dusty blue cabinets paired with light quartz countertops bring a chic nautical touch.

👉 Brass or brushed nickel hardware finishes the look.

👉 The key is subtle movement in the quartz — gentle gray veining mimics ocean foam.

✅ Tip:

Match your bar backsplash to your countertop for a unified, resort-like design.

Homeowners in Coral Springs are leaning toward earthy stone hues — think sandy beiges, clay-like browns, and mossy greens.

👉 Matte finishes are in, replacing the high-gloss look for a softer, organic feel.

👉 Combined with natural wood or rattan, it creates a breezy, tropical vibe perfect for Florida.

👉 Even modern kitchens are adding texture with honed quartz or leathered granite.

✅ Tip:

Add under-cabinet strip lighting to accentuate the stone’s texture at night.

Parkland’s high-end homes are embracing dramatic quartz with bold veining.

👉 Designers are swapping plain white for statement slabs with deep gray or gold veins.

👉 Paired with minimalist cabinets and large pendant lights, these countertops become the true star.

👉 Open floor plans love big, uninterrupted quartz islands — they draw the eye and make the kitchen the heart of the home.

✅ Tip:

Ask for bookmatched quartz to create a stunning mirrored effect on your island waterfall.

Families in Hollywood are all about low-maintenance stone.

👉 Quartz doesn’t stain

Juice, wine, ketchup — no problem.

👉 No resealing needed

Unlike granite or marble, quartz stays sealed for life.

👉 Perfect for multi-use spaces

Kids doing homework, adults making cocktails — quartz handles it all.

✅ Tip:

Ask your fabricator for slightly rounded edges to reduce chips in family-heavy kitchens.

Miami Beach homes take a beating from sun & salt. Pick your quartz wisely.

👉 UV-rated quartz is a must

Protects colors from fading in Florida’s intense sun.

👉 Stick to lighter tones

Darker quartz absorbs more heat and can warp outdoors.

👉 Regular gentle cleaning

Salt spray needs to be wiped off to keep surfaces looking new.

✅ Tip:

For outdoor kitchens, consider quartzite or granite over engineered quartz.

In Sunrise, condo owners are upgrading kitchens and baths with compact quartz installs.

👉 Quartz backsplash + counter in one

Seamless look that’s easy to wipe down.

👉 Tiny bath vanities get a luxury lift

Even a small quartz top makes a big style impact.

👉 Add value for rental or resale

Buyers pay more for turnkey upgrades.

✅ Tip:

Light-reflecting quartz can make small condo kitchens appear twice as large.

Travertine is becoming Coral Springs’ favorite for pool decks and patios.

👉 Doesn’t get scorching hot

Even under Florida’s sun, travertine stays cooler than concrete or brick.

👉 Non-slip surface

Ideal for kids and pool parties.

👉 Blends with lush landscapes

Warm tones pair beautifully with palm trees and gardens.

✅ Tip:

Apply a penetrating sealer to prevent mildew in our humid climate.

Homeowners in Pembroke Pines are designing around large statement islands.

👉 Oversized quartz islands

Perfect for cooking, homework, and wine nights with friends.

👉 Waterfall edges still trending

Makes your island a true showpiece.

👉 Hidden storage below

Deep drawers in the island keep counters clutter-free.

✅ Tip:

Choose a contrasting quartz color for your island to set it apart from perimeter counters.

Davie’s charming mix of rustic and modern homes is ideal for blending wood cabinets & quartz.

👉 Rustic oak + white quartz

Creates a farmhouse feel that suits Davie’s equestrian vibe.

👉 Walnut + soft gray quartz

Warm yet sophisticated, perfect for transitional kitchens.

👉 Natural light makes it pop

Quartz reflects Florida’s sun beautifully, brightening your entire space.

✅ Tip:

Go for a quartz with subtle veining so it doesn’t compete with wood grain.

Wilton Manors homeowners are transforming small bathrooms into luxurious retreats.

👉 Marble for small powder rooms

A marble vanity instantly elevates a tiny space.

👉 Vertical tiles make ceilings look higher

Use marble tiles laid vertically to visually stretch your walls.

👉 Pair with frameless glass

Keeps bathrooms feeling open and lets marble shine.

✅ Tip:

A marble ledge in the shower doubles as storage and spa-like feature.

Living near the water in Lighthouse Point means entertaining outdoors is a must.

👉 Granite tops the list

It withstands rain, sun, and heat from grills better than most stones.

👉 Use large slabs for seamless look

Fewer seams mean fewer chances for water to seep in and cause stains.

👉 Stay on trend

Light granite with a brushed finish looks coastal and hides salt spots.

✅ Tip:

Always cover outdoor counters when not in use to extend their lifespan.