Definition of countertop
: the flat working surface on top of waist-level kitchen cabinets
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The garden apartment complex, near the Baltimore Beltway and Reisterstown Road, are nearly leased and Peak plans to continue a program of upgrades to appliances, countertops and common areas including the gym.
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High intensity is best for work surfaces; choose from warm or cool color temperature depending on the cabinet and countertop finishes.
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The one, two and three-bedroom units will range from 708 to 1,420 square feet, with features including granite countertops and stainless steel appliances.
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The adjoining kitchen and dining room have been refinished with rock countertops and reclaimed wood benches, with plenty of seats for your next dinner party.
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The kitchen is highly functional, with a good layout, high quality solid wood cabinets, and extremely durable 50’s countertops.
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The kitchen is outfitted with a Sub-Zero fridge, Miele dishwasher, Wolf range, and vented Viking convection microwave — all tucked between ivory cabinets and python quartzite countertops with a glass herringbone tile backsplash.
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Then, rinse the sponge and use it to wipe down your countertops, suggests Tierno.
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Keep them in a bowl on the counter rather than in the fridge, then try this: Press down and roll the lemons on your countertop before juicing.
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