Premier Surfaces Discusses the New Fall Arrivals at Its Atlanta Granite Showroom

Atlanta granite countertop company Premier Surfaces would like to discuss the new fall arrivals now on display in its Atlanta granite showroom.

2012-11-27

NORCROSS, GA, November 27, 2012 (Press-News.org) Atlanta granite countertop company Premier Surfaces would like to discuss the new fall arrivals now on display in its Atlanta granite showroom.

At Premier Surfaces there are always so many different shades of granite to browse through and choose from. This fall, however, it is easier than ever to find the perfect shade to suit your home and your own personal style.

Since September, new, gorgeous autumn colors like Blue Jovian, Heather, and Golden Frontier have been gracing their fall showroom, just waiting to coming and grace your home as well. Be sure to give yourself some time for this trip, because it is sure to take a while to choose.

"Autumn is such a wonderful season for so many reasons, but a big one is definitely the natural beauty that surrounds us," explains Dara Summers, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Premier Surfaces. "This season we have got a large new selection of Atlanta granite that I think really reflects and compliments that natural beauty."

The friendly and experienced experts at Premier Surfaces would love to take you for a tour around their fall showroom and provide any help you need in beautifying your home this season. If you are in the market for Atlanta countertops there is no better place to go for the best quality and the best customer service. As the only business in all of Georgia accredited by the Marble Institute of America, you can be sure that you are purchasing from the very best.

To learn more about Atlanta countertops, please visit http://www.premiersurfaces.com.

About Premier Surfaces

Premier Surfaces is the premier source for granite countertops in the Southeast, with locations in Atlanta, Birmingham, and Huntsville, AL. As the only company in Georgia accredited by the Marble Institute of America, Premier Surfaces is dedicated to providing the highest level of quality in both products and service.

For more information, please visit http://www.premiersurfaces.com.

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