Get the look you want in a kitchen countertop without going over-budget on your remodel.
There are other companies that make laminate—but Formica was the original, and the first of its kind. They’ve been in business since 1913, and that is a testament to their quality craftsmanship and customer service. Over time, the Formica brand has become interchangeable with the word “laminate”.
Formica laminate is an affordable way to reinvent your kitchen countertop. With over 200 colors and styles to choose from, there is a Formica option for every visual palette. Their designers stay on top of the industry trends and regularly add stylish new options to the collection.
See Formica ColorsInnovative technology allows laminate countertop surfaces to mimic the look of natural wood, stone, elements of nature, texiles, and more. From muted tones, to bold and wacky designs, you're sure to find your perfect pattern.
You don't have to put up with unsightly laminate lines. Between the choice of realistic natural stone patterns, and Formica's exclusive Ideal Edge™ options, you can achieve a beautiful finished edge for your countertop.
Have a project that needs to be finished quickly? Formica laminate countertops require minimal installation time and practically zero maintenance. So you can get back to enjoying the heart of your home with the people you love!
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Today's Formica® Brand kitchen countertops are technically advanced, stylish, and made to last. From rustic to luxurious, Formica laminate countertops offer a broader range of choices than ever before. It has never been easier to transform your kitchen with modern laminates that are as beautiful as they are durable, all at an affordable price.
Feeling creative? You can even mix and match solids, graphic patterns and finishes to achieve the look you want for any design challenge or budget. Ask our consultants for more information about how you can use Formica surfaces to create the perfect look for your kitchen.
There was a time when the only sustainable countertop options were Corian and Quartz, both of which can be larger investments than many clients are looking to make. The Formica Group has worked to bring specific product lines, production processes, and adhesives up to current, eco-friendly standards. This includes: