Homeowners are moving away from modern, minimalist kitchens and embracing the warmth and personality of bygone-era color palettes and countertops.

Q: I have a beautiful laminate kitchen countertop, which I like. Unfortunately, my ex-husband burned a spot on it. Can I repair this countertop because I cannot afford to replace it with a new one? A: ...

Granite, quartz, laminate, and ceramic tile countertops are dated, according to designers. Designers now prefer marble and soapstone for their natural aging and long-lasting appeal. The shift ...

Tile countertops have been making a major comeback for quite some time in spaces where homeowners want to blend versatility with function. They offer the flexibility of mixing colors, patterns, and ...

Q. Granite countertops are still very popular, and I love the look of natural stone. But I can't afford the giant thick slabs of granite. I've seen the thinner, affordable granite tile and wonder how ...

Choosing a kitchen countertop is a bit like dating—you want something attractive, reliable, low-maintenance, and preferably not prone to cracking under pressure. Maybe you're into the cool confidence ...

Dear James: I have damaged my new laminate countertop by placing a very hot pot on it. Is there a way to repair it myself without going to the expense of replacing it again? Since that spot on your ...

The cost of countertops ranges from $600 to $7,780, with the average homeowner spending $3,315 to install new countertops. On the extreme low end, you might spend as little as $160 for a small section ...