A useful starting range
Seven quartz price collections plus a focused granite collection.
Countertops
Countertops that belong with your cabinets.
Explore the relationship between your countertops, cabinetry, and the light in the room.
Browse countertop colorsCurrent surface collection
See the materials side by side.
The right combination considers color, movement, texture, and contrast. Start with Collection 1, then move through the price groups to compare patterns that suit the room.
Complete quartz collection
53 surfaces
Collection numbers indicate relative material price tiers. They do not replace measurements or a written project quote.
Considering quartz?
Explore quartz options in the context of your whole kitchen.
Considering natural stone?
Explore the variation, movement, and texture of natural stone.
Images are selection guides rather than exact color samples. Materials, finishes, thicknesses, and availability can change. We confirm current samples and product details before a selection is ordered.
Our first recommendation
Start with the curated collection.
Most projects begin with our square-foot collection. It offers a wide range of quartz and granite without making you shop entire slabs before the kitchen has been measured and the details are settled.
We help you compare the surface with your cabinet door, finish, hardware, flooring, and light. Once the direction is clear, we coordinate current availability, final measurements, fabrication, and installation as part of the project.
Quoted for your project
Final pricing follows measurements, edge details, cutouts, and installation conditions.
Custom still available
We can source beyond the collection when a specific slab is central to the design.
Cabinets and surfaces together
Coordinate countertops with the cabinet work.
Understand how countertop work fits into the wider kitchen project.
- 01
Narrow the palette
Compare cabinet and countertop samples in the room.
- 02
Confirm the details
Settle sinks, faucets, edges, overhangs, appliances, and backsplash plans.
- 03
Template the finished geometry
Final field measurements follow the cabinet work required for an accurate fit.
- 04
Fabricate and install
We coordinate the handoff and sequence around your cabinet project.
Project proof
A different selection path
Want something outside the collection?
We can source custom quartz, granite, quartzite, and other slab materials when the project calls for a specific look. Custom slab selection is quoted separately because availability, usable slab area, seams, pattern placement, and fabrication all affect the result.
When custom selection makes sense
- You have a specific material or dramatic slab pattern in mind.
- The island or backsplash needs intentional vein placement.
- Natural variation makes viewing the individual slab important.
- The curated collection does not contain the color or finish the room needs.
Common questions
Choose with the whole project in view.
Why start with the curated collection?
It gives you a broad, current range of quartz and granite with clearer price-group comparisons and a more direct selection path. We can coordinate the material by the square footage needed for the project instead of beginning with a full-slab search.
Does a higher collection number mean better quality?
The collection number indicates the relative material price tier. Pattern, finish, thickness, availability, fabrication details, and your room matter more than choosing the highest number.
Can I choose a slab outside this collection?
Yes. If you want a particular material or need to select an individual slab, we can coordinate a custom search and quote. It adds decisions and depends on whole-slab availability, layout, and usable yield.
Should I choose from the photos alone?
Use the gallery to narrow the field. Screens, sample scale, lighting, and natural variation can change how a surface reads, so final choices are confirmed with current samples and product information.
Plan the complete kitchen
Include countertops in your kitchen plans.
Tell us what you are changing and the surfaces you are considering.