I thought it part of their Melbourne series but cannot find it either. Im not sure what else to suggest. Daniel Robertson's Cambridge blend has similar multi-tonal look but not quite same colours. http://danielrobertson.com.au/bricks-overview/hawthorn/cambridge-blend/ Any luck finding out who property was built by?

Hi, Not sure your geographic location or target market but here are a few suggestions. Always remember to check your business names register or trademark register before deciding in anything. In Australia go to IP Australia website for all the info and database access you need to do this. Other countries will have similar info sources. Aspirational ideas (where aim is get potential clients to imagine what you can achieve for them) 'Reframe home renovations /Reno specialists' 'Luxe renovations' 'Sheer style renovations' 'Stand and deliver home renovations' 'You beauty renovations' ('you beauty' is an Aussie phrase) 'Live it home renovation specialists' 'Master stroke renovations' Portray renovations Alpha home renovations Ideas that are semi abstract but could help you create a distinctive brand look ie for your vehicle and trailers etc 'Papaya home renovations' ie the colour papaya would feature in your trademark or on your vehicles etc 'Zest home renovations' (citrus colour palette) Gradient home renovations (graphic treatment to words to create logo etc) Totally abstract and distinctive 'Zinga home renovations' Illumina home renovations Savi renovations (play on word savvy) Demarc renovations Hope this sparks some inspiration for you. Cheers

Do you want modern or classic look. China white for classic it changes from grey-to light greenish colour I have it in the same facing room, or for more contemporary try Big white from Taubmans , it's a white with a bit of grey in it very soft. With your grey sofa I would stay away from darker greys and north facing room can make it really dark in the afternoon.

Quartz by any major manufacturer is basically made in the same way using the basically the same raw materials and process. Caesarstone just happens to be the "COKE" of the stone world and the advertising budget to match. Is it the "BEST" in our opinion there are better options, finishes and prices. Some of the better brands in Australia would be Technistone, Silestone and Samsung for finish, durability, price and after sales service. Though Smartstone have some very nice marble look ranges now as well that look and feel just as good as the top brands. Ikea, Bunnings where, if not still are using caesarstone brands of quartz. Though it does change around. like their fabricating companies