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Available in a kaleidoscope of colors, laminate is also incredibly durable -- making it an ideal surface for hardworking cabinets and shelves.

Abet Laminati, 51" by 120", from Trade Supply Group, 718-706-7636.

Chop right on it -- the more you use it, the better it looks. (Its only request: an occasional swipe of mineral oil.)

Numerar countertop, in Beech, ikea.com.

These sheets of tile are an affordable way to introduce color and modernize your backsplash’s look.

Merola penny tiles, in Cobalt Porcelain, homedepot.com.

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The Maidstone kitchen in Martha’s cabinet collection for the Home Depot is inspired by the clean lines of Shaker design. Open shelves are handy for items that are often used -- or for showcasing a prized collection.

Cabinets, Maidstone PureStyle collection, by Martha Stewart Living Kitchens, from homedepot.com.

Light tones make even a room with floor-to-ceiling units seem larger.

Paint, in Fortune Cookie, by Martha Stewart Living Paint, from homedepot.com.

To replicate the look of soapstone, go for black granite. It can withstand whatever your family throws its way.

Absolute Black Honed Granite, marble.com.

Traditional and sturdy, these dark pulls contrast with the woodwork.

Bowl Knob, in Soft Iron, by Martha Stewart Living, from homedepot.com.

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Streamlined door handles let beautiful woodwork take center stage. 

Sugatsune edge pull (SND-70/M), store.simonsny.com.

This battery-operated clock brings a graphic element to any wall (and might even help you leave on time).

Adhesive clock, by Versa, from urbanbarn.com.

Iconic in its simplicity, George Nelson’s bubble lamp is reminiscent of a Japanese paper lantern but is made of polymer.

Nelson Ball Pendant lamp, dwr.com.

Its indestructible beauty is right up there with a cast-iron skillet’s: It actually looks better with neglect.

Brazil black slate floor, by Daltile, from homedepot.com.

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It resembles something quarried in Italy but has the heat-resistant, chip-proof qualities of engineered stone.

Counter, in Bedford Marble, by Martha Stewart Living Countertops by Corian, from homedepot.com.

These distressed tiles work in large or small doses (think spanning a full wall versus a backsplash); dark grout makes their impact extra graphic.

Field tile, in Sugar White, by Grove Brickworks, from waterworks.com.

A subtle shade shift against pale gray gives added dimension to cabinet doors.

Paint, in Sterling, benjaminmoore.com.

Bead-board panels are reminiscent of a kitchen in a cottage in Nantucket.

Cabinets, Seal Harbor PureStyle collection, by Martha Stewart Living Kitchens, from homedepot.com.

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With its grayish veining, this stone plays off the room’s colorful fabrics.

Countertop, bellatilenyc.com.

The boxy corners and bright shine straddle traditional and modern.

Channel cabinet pull, by Martha Stewart Living, from homedepot.com.

Ikat brings just enough color to a room dominated by neutrals.

Aqua 4 wallpaper, by Quadrille, from Design Professionals, 212-759-6894 (to the trade only).