Showing posts with label Chroma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chroma. Show all posts

Monday, September 23, 2013

Chroma: More Than a Unique Countertop Material

Chroma by 3Form is a solid translucent surface that is available in more than 10,000 colors.  This monolithic material contains 40% pre-consumer recycled materials.  The options are endless with this material. 
Chroma is...
•Durable - solid and sturdy for a variety of horizontal or vertical applications
•Formable - can be shaped to accommodate radius curves
•Renewable - surface can be renewed after years of use
•Structural - thick and stable for engineered load bearing applications
•Translucent - amazing clarity for unrivaled light transmission


Chroma is engineered to be resurfaced and re-colored multiple times, qualifying it for the company’s Reclaim Program, keeping it out of landfills when it reaches end of life.
It can be coordinated with other 3form materials, such as Varia Ecoresin and Pressed Glass, through the C3 color-matching system. Chroma is available in 1/2", 1", and 2" thicknesses


We have worked with Chroma a couple of times as countertops.  It's been fairly easy to work with and it always looks so great when it's all finished. 
Also, Chroma is manufactured right here in Salt Lake City!  So if you are looking for a locally made countertop, Chroma is a fantastic choice!






All info from 3Form's website.

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Chroma Vanity

There are some really new and interesting products out there right now and CHROMA is one of them. It is hard to get the full effect from the photo but this product is hot!!! Chroma countertops are just 1 of a 100 ways to use this product. Check out www.3form.com for more info.

This post was originally posted by BJ in September 2009.  Stay tuned for more Chroma pics and info tomorrow!

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

The Beautiful Waterfall Edge

One of my favorite looks is what we call the "Waterfall" edge. This is when the countertop continues down the side of the cabinet to the floor. It makes the countertop appear monolithic.
It's finally becoming pretty popular around here and that makes me so happy!

The first three photos are from the same house from our portfolio. The countertops are white quartz. This is my absolute favorite kitchen in our portfolio.


The next two photos are from CaesarStone's website.

The photo below from Ikea Fans is marble.


I should have done the design below in my own powder bath, I LOVE it! The photo is from Great Interior Design.
The countertop below from Styles Kitchen & Bath is beautiful Chroma Quartz.

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Chroma Vanity

Another Chroma vanity in 3cm thickness. 
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