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Marble
Marble can be used for kitchen counters and backsplashes, bathroom tops, walls, and floors along with many other applications.
The material can achieve a high polish, honed, or leathered finish. Other finishes are possible.
The material can achieve a high polish, honed, or leathered finish. Other finishes are possible.
Quartzite
A favorite kitchen countertop selection because of its beauty and durability. Also can be used for wall cladding and floors. The material is generally available in very large slabs allowing for long countertop runs and large islands.
There are many varieties in terms of patterning coloring and veining available.
There are many varieties in terms of patterning coloring and veining available.
Granite
The classic choice for kitchen countertops because of the durability and beauty of the material. Granite is a good choice for outdoor bbq, tables, benches, and other architectural elements.
Bluestone
Bluestone is known for its use as patio pavers and steps however it applies well to interior and exterior tops of all types.
The material can be honed, thermal finished, antiqued, and hand textured. It is available in thicknesses up to 6″.
The material is classically steel blue but light green, purple, and mottled selections are available.
The material can be honed, thermal finished, antiqued, and hand textured. It is available in thicknesses up to 6″.
The material is classically steel blue but light green, purple, and mottled selections are available.
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Onyx
Classically striated when vein cut or pillowy, when cross-cut this material, is vibrant and translucent. This applies well to backlight countertop and wall applications. The material is typically highly polished but occasionally honed. The material suits luxurious bathrooms and tables. Unusual applications such as window panels leverage the translucent material.
Limestone
Limestone is a versatile material used for countertops, floors, walls, and decorative elements. It can be used for interior and exterior applications. The material is sourced from around the world.
Slate
Slate is the traditional choice for fireplace hearths. The classic Italian Black is now complimented by many selections ranging from purple to green.
Fossil Stone
Popular for ornamental application. The material comes in a variety of colors and fossils. Fossils range from ruffled shells to fish, spiraled shells, and more.
Semi Precious
These materials are available in many formats from large lapis lazuli slabs to mosaic agates are amongst the selections. This grouping is arguably the most beautiful and varied materials for use in many applications.
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