Choosing a kitchen countertop involves more than finding the right color. Its shape, edge profile, and connection to surrounding surfaces all influence how the room feels. In the October 2026 issue of Delorie Magazine, “The New Edge of Solid Surface” explores how softer curves and thoughtful details can bring character to kitchens and bathrooms. Rounded Corners Bring a Softer Look A curved countertop end or gently rounded island can soften the straight lines of cabinet

Today’s kitchen is more than a place to prepare meals. It has become the heart of the home—a space for entertaining, gathering, relaxing, and enjoying everyday moments. One feature that can make your kitchen even more functional and inviting is a custom bar section. At Delorie Countertops & Doors, we can help homeowners create a bar area that feels like a natural extension of their kitchen, combining custom cabinetry, countertops, storage, and thoughtful design details.

Marble-inspired surfaces continue to define elegant kitchens and bathrooms, but achieving that refined look does not always require natural stone. 7606-11 White Capraia Marble from the Formica® 180fx® Collection offers the dramatic beauty of marble in a durable, practical, and more accessible decorative laminate. With its bright white background and expressive gray veining, White Capraia Marble creates a sophisticated focal point that feels both classic and contemporary. I

A countertop should do more than look beautiful—it should also support the way you live every day. Solid surface countertops offer the perfect combination of modern style, practical performance, and design flexibility, making them an excellent choice for kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and commercial spaces.

Every home is unique, and sometimes the best design solutions are the ones made specifically for the space. While standard furniture works in many situations, custom fabrication becomes essential when you want to maximize functionality, comfort, and style.

When homeowners think about remodeling projects, kitchens and primary bathrooms often receive the most attention. Yet one of the smallest spaces in the home can leave one of the biggest impressions—the powder room.