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MasterChef 2009 - Julie Goodwin |
| Monday, December 19, 2011 |
 "When I was building my dream kitchen I knew I wanted bench tops which were stunning but still functional. I chose Caesarstone® because it’s tough enough for all the cooking I do and its really beautiful as well." |
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EMI Interior Designers |
| Friday, October 15, 2010 |
| As a professional in the industry I am very well informed about the materials that are available and keep up to date with all of the latest trends. The Caesar Stone range is a trusted favourite of mine used extensively throughout my designs in homes and commercial applications. |
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Romancing the Stone - Deborah Hutton |
| Friday, September 03, 2010 |
| It was important for me when renovating my bathroom to get it just right. I knew the look I wanted to achieve, contemporary luxury, it had to be practical but it had to look gorgeous. I've always loved the look and feel of Caesarstone. |
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Edgebuild |
| Friday, September 03, 2010 |
| At Edgebuild we believe a surface must have functionality and style while still being value for money. Caesarstone® allows us to achieve all this without compromise. |
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Jayne Cusack, Element Spatial Concepts |
| Friday, September 03, 2010 |
| When aiming for sleek, contemporary lines, we love the benefits of Caesarstone. There’s no going past Caesarstone’s great reputation for quality, plus it has a fabulous colour palette, and its easy maintenance is a big plus for our clients. Time after time, it’s our choice for a professional finish with WOW factor. |
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Jan O'Connor, Environa Studios |
| Friday, September 03, 2010 |
| Caesarstone® is committed to producing a quality product, maintaining a relationship with architects & designers and have genuine concern that the end user is satisfied. The product is low maintenance, practical, has endless applications and a desirable colour range. |
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Steven Whiting, Whiting Architects |
| Wednesday, September 01, 2010 |
| We avoid tiles where ever we can. Maintenance and grout cleaning are always an issue. Tiles flag the sense that the wet area has begun. We like to blur the boundary between spaces, overlap bathrooms with habitable spaces and have the shower area dissolve into the overall space. |
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