Do Americans think granite is particularly cool or luxurious? It’s generally perceived as being a bit old timey and cheap where I’m from, but I heard someone say that’s not universal.
I mean anything made of real materials that aren’t plastics and fiberboard is luxurious to me. So yes I would consider a floor or a countertop made of actual stone luxurious.
Do Americans think granite is particularly cool or luxurious? It’s generally perceived as being a bit old timey and cheap where I’m from, but I heard someone say that’s not universal.
I mean anything made of real materials that aren’t plastics and fiberboard is luxurious to me. So yes I would consider a floor or a countertop made of actual stone luxurious.
People in the US kind of lump marble/quartz in with granite as one category. The alternative would be laminate countertops, which are awful.
What’s considered cool and luxurious where you’re from?
Chilled granite.
For countertops yes, because it replaced cheap I don’t even know what it is countertops. But this is the first I heard about flooring.
Formica
I think we need to understand they still haven’t discovered bricks to build houses.