Porcelain, quartzite and quartz, cut in the same shop as your cabinets.
Templated after the cabinets are set, book-matched with you at the slab, and installed by our crew.
Templated, cut and finished in our shop.
We cut porcelain, quartzite, quartz and granite on our own waterjet and saws. Keeping fabrication in-house means we can template after the cabinets are set, plan seams with you, and book-match slabs so the veining runs continuously across an island or a waterfall end.
Thin porcelain slabs are also used for backsplashes, full-height wall cladding, fireplace surrounds and cabinet fronts, which gives a room one continuous material.
- Countertops, islands and waterfall ends
- Full-height backsplashes and wall cladding
- Integrated sinks and drainboards
- Mitered edges and book-matched seams
- Templating after cabinets are installed for an exact fit
Surfaces we fabricate.
Stone countertops: common questions.
Which is better for a kitchen, quartzite or quartz?
Quartzite is a natural stone with high hardness and unique veining; quartz is an engineered surface with a consistent look. We show both side by side and explain how each handles heat, stains and etching.
Why choose porcelain slabs?
Porcelain slabs are dense, resist staining, handle heat well and come in large formats that reduce seams. They can also clad walls and cabinet fronts to match the counters.
Can I pick my own slab?
Yes. We lay out your templates on the actual slab with you so you decide where the veining falls.
Measure once. Build it to fit. Install it ourselves.
Tell us about the room. A designer will call to set up a measure and consultation at your home or at the workshop.