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Saratoga Soapstone on This Old House this Week
Posted by: | CommentsThis week, you can catch part eight of This Old House’s Barrington Beach House remodeling project. The team is turning a forlorn beach house into a wonderful family home with Saratoga Soapstone kitchen countertops. In addition, the master bath tub deck is Venetian Gold granite, another Artisan Group surface we carry.
Part eight will also include a retractable awning, the crew’s light fixture selections and how an electric floor warming system works and is installed. The This Old House website has all the rest of the project to this point, so you can see the home’s full transformation from eyesore to gorgeous beach home.
It’s an inspiring story, and the Artisan surfaces both stand out and complete the home’s kitchen and master bath. Read More→
American Craft Council Show This Weekend
Posted by: | CommentsWhile we’ve been thinking about all the new Bonotti marble countertops we have been bringing in to offer our customers, the American Craft Council Show snuck up on us! The show opens today and has a strong focus on jewelry and clothing, but there is also a large number of furniture craftsmen and home décor artists that can offer inspiration, expertise and products perfect for your home. The show is hosted at the Cobb Galleria Centre through Sunday, March 11.
The show features 225 exhibitors from all over the country with just about every kind of style from contemporary to traditional, funk to modern and more. All items are handmade and offered by the craftsmen themselves. There are special categories, including Local, Handmade under $100, Greencraft, Men’s Dept, Bride-to-Be, Foodieware and the Blue Chip Club of stunning craftsman pieces valued at over $10,000. We are especially excited to see the trends in Foodieware and what pieces look best with some of the gorgeous colors of our Cambria quartz countertops and other kitchen and bath surface products. Read More→
Atlanta High Style High Rise Home Tour Kicks off March 8th
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The High Style High Rise Home Tour explores high rise residences decorated by some of Atlanta's best.
So far this year, we have gone to some great home tours for large, traditional single family homes. We are excited to turn our attention to residences shared by many and how home and bath accessories can be integrated into these different spaces. The High Style High Rise event starting on March 8 is just that, beautifully decorated interiors done by renowned local designers. There are six luxuriously appointed residences to admire and find inspiration in. Tickets are $20 each, with all proceeds benefitting the High Museum of Art Atlanta. Read More→
The Best in Old World Marble Comes to Construction Resources
Posted by: | CommentsThanks to our new exclusive relationship with Bonotti Stone Trading, you can now find the best in Italian marble at Construction Resources and Atlanta Kitchens. This marble comes directly from Carrara, Italy, one of the most prized quarries in Europe. Marble from Carrara has been used for the finest examples of classical architecture since the Roman era. It is the same stone used by Michelangelo and the artisans of the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and now you can bring the same kind of stone home for your kitchen or bath. Read More→
Construction Resources Welcomes New Operations Manager
Posted by: | CommentsWe are proud to announce that we have named David Lovelock as our new operations manager at Atlanta Kitchen, Inc. David will not only oversee everything about Atlanta Kitchen in Georgia, but he will also be key in our expansion into the South Carolina market where Atlanta Kitchen will join Atlanta Glass and Mirror in the new 4,500 square foot South Carolina facility.
David is an experienced manager in the construction materials business, having previously held the position of Vice President of Operations at Sherer Glass and Stone in Florida. Prior to that, he served as ERP Applications Manager and task manager for E-One, Inc., who design and manufacture specialty emergency vehicles. This experience plus his natural energy made him the perfect addition to the tightly-knit Atlanta Kitchen team. Read More→
Gain Remodeling Expertise at the Decatur Old House Fair
Posted by: | CommentsThis weekend is the Decatur Old House Fair, another great home improvement event in our backyard. The Decatur Old House Fair, as the name implies, focuses on how to renovate and renew older homes while maintaining the grand elegance of older styles. We will be there to share how to integrate granite countertops and other new counter surfaces into older kitchens. The Old House Fair is one day only, on February 18 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Courtyard by Marriott Decaur/Emory and Conference Center. Read More→
Construction Resources Now Open in South Carolina
Posted by: | CommentsNow you can find Atlanta Glass and Mirror in South Carolina at our new facility in Lexington at 2048 Industrial Boulevard. All of Atlanta Glass and Mirror’s great products, including mirrors, shower doors, frameless glass products, ventilated shelving, door locks, bath hardware, vinyl and wood exterior shutters, closet systems and other accessories for bathrooms and other areas of the home, are now available for South Carolina builders, remodelers and the public.
Some of our best employees are moving to this new facility, including Danilo Garcia to oversee operations and Felton Tailor will be the chief of installation. Employees will deliver and install our products all over Lexington, Charlotte, Charleston, Greenville and everywhere in-between. Of course, you can visit the new 4,500 square foot Read More→
Artisan Group Expands Expertise at the StonExpo
Posted by: | CommentsConstruction Resources met with other members of the Artisan Group at the StonExpo trade show in Las Vegas to learn new techniques, see cutting-edge stone fabrication technology and attend design classes. Our investment in professional development opportunities such as this one helps to keep us ahead of the curve and ensures that we provide you with the best in quality surfaces.
Over 50 Artisan Group members from all over the United States and Canada met to share strategy for 2012, have formal board meetings and enjoy special classes from guest speakers. The show offered us the chance to have fun and learn a lot. Read More→
Be sure to Friend us on Facebook to See All the Newest Product Images First
Posted by: | CommentsConstruction Resources has Georgia’s largest indoor slab gallery at 20,000 square feet of kitchen and bath counter surface options, but did you know that we have a full library of slabs available online, too? By being our friend on Facebook, you can view detailed pictures of our inventory, from granite countertops to limestone surfaces and beyond.
We provide this service so that clients looking for exotic materials can get a good idea of what full slabs look like before coming in, and the pictures are also easy to share with friends, family or remodeling professionals. We know that entering a space with over 3,000 slabs and 2,000 remnants can be daunting – but our customers don’t have to be overwhelmed by choice, they can look at the following galleries ahead of time and narrow their selection:
Artisan Group’s Stone Collection Featured on DiY Network’s Run My Renovation
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One of our slabs of Golden Crystal, America's choice for a Run My Renovation kitchen. Come see it at our Indoor Slab Gallery today!
If you’ve been checking out the DiY Network, you have probably come across Run My Renovation. In the show, homeowners give up all control over a renovation as every choice is made by online voters. While it sounds risky, the lucky homeowners in the episode “Rekindling the Kitchen Love,” struck it rich with surfaces from the Artisan Group. These high quality stone countertops are available at Construction Resources, and were chosen by a landslide of online votes for the most important part of the kitchen.
In fact, over sixty percent of the voters chose Artisan Group’s Golden Crystal stone counter surface for the episode’s kitchen renovation. The episode explores a complete renovation, with the homeowners involved in every way, from hands-on demolishing their own kitchen to applying the paint Read More→







