Natural Stone Tops

Nothing compares to the classic beauty of natural stone. From granite to marble to slate, this highly functional material provides a versitility of design, bringing a rich and timeless ambiance to any room. Natural stone is durable; however, we do recommend that all natural stone be sealed upon installation to protect against everyday wear, dirt, and spills. When maintained properly it will convey an elegant touch of long-lasting distinction and increased value to your home.

As with all natural stone there will be noticeable variations in color and movement between pieces. Therefore, it is important and recommended that a range of this product be viewed before finalizing a purchase. As a natural stone product it is recommended that it be sealed to extend its longevity.

During the polishing process, an epoxy resin is applied to the surface of the slabs to fill in any natural pits, cracks or fissures that may exist in the stone.

Cameo

Cameo is quarried in the Fujian Province of China. This granite can have some slight movement but is overall grandular. The tones in Cameo may change from shipment to shipment, varying from white to more salmon.

New Sunset Gold

New Sunset Gold is quarried from a bedrock quarry in the Fujian Province, China. This granite often has visible oxidized iron spots and some veining making this stone very unique.

Verde Ubatuba

Verde Ubatuba is quarried from a bedrock quarry in Espirito Santo, Brazil. It is composed mainly of dark green medium-large crystals. After the blocks are cut into slabs, oxidation starts to take place, which produces the brown spots that may be visible in this stone.

Giallo Santo

Giallo Santo is quarried from a bedrock quarry located in the northern part of Espirito Santo, Brazil. It is one of the larger quarries, producing more than one hundred truckloads per month. The structure is fairly consistent on each shipment but may have some variation in movement and veining.

Juparana St. Cecilia

Juparana St. Cecilia is quarried from a bedrock quarry in Espirito Santo, Brazil. It is composed mainly of rather deep yellow, coarse-grain crystals that run from elongated to nearly void. It is also possible to see yellow- brown crystals along with black biotite crystals in the stone.

Giallo Veneziano

Giallo Veneziano is quarried in a bedrock quarry that is found in the Northern region of the state of Espirito Santo, Brazil near the small town of Nova Venezia, from which the granite takes its name.
Currently, this quarry is one of the largest in existence in Brazil. This color produces more than three hundred truckloads of granite every month. Current research shows that there is over five hundred years of Giallo Veneziano available to quarry at the present rate.