Choose the right surface for the project.

Quartz

Quartz offers consistent patterning, broad design flexibility and a relatively straightforward maintenance profile for many residential and commercial applications. Because colors, patterns, slab sizes and product specifications vary by manufacturer and collection, the final selection should be reviewed in the context of the actual project.

• Broad range of colors and patterns
• Consistent appearance compared with many natural stones
• Useful for kitchens, baths and repeat finish packages
• Final product specifications should be confirmed before fabrication

Granite

Granite is a natural stone with variation in color, movement and structure from slab to slab. That variation is part of the material and makes slab selection and layout planning important. Granite can work across a wide range of residential and commercial applications when the specific stone is matched appropriately to the project.

• Natural variation from slab to slab
• Wide range of movement, color and texture
• Slab layout and seam planning matter
• Care requirements can vary by stone and finish

Quartzite

Quartzite is a natural stone often selected for its movement, depth and distinctive slab character. Because each slab can vary significantly, material selection, layout and fabrication planning should be considered together. For statement kitchens, islands and custom residential work, the slab itself can become a major part of the design.

• Distinctive natural movement and variation
• Slab selection is especially important
• Layout, seams and edge details should be planned around the stone
• Care and performance characteristics vary by specific material

Marble + other natural stone

Marble and other natural stones offer character that cannot be duplicated by a manufactured pattern. They also require realistic expectations about variation, finish, use and maintenance. The right choice depends on the specific stone and how the surface will function in the finished space.