Before you choose countertops, watch this.

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The video provides practical advice on saving money during home renovation by strategically choosing different tiers of a material. The creator's relatable experience and clear demonstration of the material in various rooms offer valuable insights to viewers undertaking similar projects.

Summary

The creator shares their decision to use two different tiers of quartz for their countertops during a new construction project. They highlight how this choice saved them money while maintaining aesthetic appeal in their kitchen, secondary bathroom, laundry room, pantry, and master bathroom.

Structure

1Introduction to countertop decision
2Main kitchen quartz choice
3Secondary bathroom quartz choice and savings
4Application in laundry room and pantry
5Master bathroom application
6Overall satisfaction

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Before you choose countertops, watch this. This was one of the smartest decisions we made during our new construction. We went with two different tiers of quartz allowing us to save a lot of money. In our main kitchen area we went with a "Tuscan" lookalike and a higher tier of quartz. In our secondary bathroom we went with this color of quartz, still just as beautiful but wider and has grey little speckles in it and it actually saved us over $35 a square foot on countertops. We also used it in our laundry room. And our pantry. And also in our master bathroom and it's absolutely stunning.

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i have no regrets with this one! you won’t either! 🫶🏻#tajmahal #newbuild #newhome #fyp #creatorsearchinsights

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This was one of the smartest decisions we made during our new construction. We went with two different tiers of quartz allowing us to save a lot of money. In our main kitchen area we went with a "Tuscan" lookalike and a higher tier of quartz. In our secondary bathroom we went with this color of quartz, still just as beautiful but wider and has grey little speckles in it and it actually saved us over $35 a square foot on countertops. We also used it in our laundry room. And our pantry. And also in our master bathroom and it's absolutely stunning.