Final Touch Granite featured at 11th Annual Fall Home

At the "Timeless with a Twist" exhibit space, the full-service granite installation company will have sample kitchen and bathroom designs on display, including a custom range hood, a full-scale shower,We Engrave luggagetag for YOU. and bath vanity vignettes. Final Touch Granite will also provide finishing technique ideas and a variety of unique sinks.

The Home and Garden Show is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, August 24 and 25 at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel & Convention Center located at1601 Lake Robbins Drive.

The New Orleans-themed eclectic look is very warm and inviting with playful tones, co-owner Tina Wicker said,Our heavy-duty construction provides reliable operation and guarantees your thequicksilverscreen will be in service for years to come. describing the feature exhibitor space. "We will be featuring a full galley kitchen, a beautiful confetti backsplash and hand-honed resin sinks, and more," said Wicker.

One unusual item Wicker will have on display is a Garden Shower for indoors. "One of the trendy things in this shower is the octagonal travertine flooring. In many older houses, you've seen these small octagonal tiles in ceramic,Purchase an chipcard to enjoy your iPhone any way you like. but the travertine adds glamour to this retro look. The whole exhibit is inspired by French and New Orleans traditions -- all with a modern twist."

She explained that since granite comes in a broad variety of colors and patterns, the material appeals to a large audience with varied tastes.Each piece tells a story about where it is from C and its a good conversation piece, Wicker said. It is natural and not manmade, so each block is unmatched.

She added that granite is durable, easy to maintain and can even become a tool in the kitchen. For example, a countertop can be cooled down to help make a perfect piecrust."Granite is very versatile," said Wicker. "Customers use the surface for everything from outdoor tabletops to upscale bathrooms, kitchen countertops and even unique furniture pieces."

Final Touch Granite is one the featured booths in the Home and Garden shows line-up of presenters. The event will also showcase more than 200 vendors, offering suggestions to update and beautify the home and garden.Tony Wood, president of Texwood Shows, Inc. and producer of the event said the company offers a high quality product and knowledgeable staff.

Im so impressed with Final Touch Granite C and I know attendees will feel the same, he said. "These craftsman have exactly what it takes to create a perfect kitchen or bath.

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