Blogs by CaraGreen
Ice, Ice, Maybe? Our Newest GEOS Recycled Glass Colors are here
Our two newest color launches for recycled glass surfaces are here to bring a sense of truth, and high-performance design, back to the map.
Pull Up a Chair: CaraGreen Gets Real with Timber Slabs
Wallcovering Goes Au Naturel: Superbloom & Color Splash Debut
Murumuru Collection by Durat: Redefining Sustainable Solid Surfaces
Why We’re In Love with Koskisen (And You Will Be, Too)
Durat’s Big Chip Energy: Boldly Sustainable Solid Surface
Discover Durat's Big Chip Energy Collection—an innovative, eco-friendly solid surface that combines the bold, chunky aggregate look of terrazzo with the seamless, non-porous benefits of high-performance solid surfaces. Available exclusively through CaraGreen, this sustainable option offers dramatic style without the maintenance hassles of traditional aggregate materials.
From Quartz to Cutting-Edge: The Rise of Sintered and Mineral Surfaces in Modern Design
Top 20 Questions about Durat Solid Surface
Whether you’re designing a colorful modern kitchen, a serene spa-like bathroom, or a bold commercial space, Durat solid surfaces offer a sustainable and stylish alternative to traditional materials. With its recycled content, vibrant palette, and seamless finish, Durat is gaining attention from eco-conscious designers and homeowners alike. In this post, we answer the top 20 most common questions about Durat to help you decide if it’s the right fit for your next design.
What Surfaces are Crystalline Silica Free?
Crystalline silica-free surfaces are gaining popularity as safer alternatives to traditional engineered stone, which can pose serious health risks when silica dust is inhaled during cutting or fabrication. Materials like Durat (made from recycled plastics), Lapitec (a sintered, non-silica stone), GEOS and Gilasi (recycled glass surfaces), and PaperStone (from recycled paper and resin) offer durable, eco-friendly, and stylish options without the respiratory hazards. These surfaces are suitable for both residential and commercial use, offering benefits such as non-porosity, repairability, and design versatility. Solid surface countertops, particularly those incorporating recycled materials, also stand out for their safety, sustainability, and aesthetic appeal. As the demand for healthier building practices grows, silica-free materials are becoming a smart and responsible choice for modern construction and remodeling projects.












