Materials

Materials we fabricate

Four natural stones and one engineered one. Here is how they compare, and where each belongs in a home.

Side by side

How the stones compare

General guidance for choosing. We bring samples to the on-site visit so you can see the stone in your light.

StoneTypeSealingHeatScratch & etchBest for
QuartziteNaturalSealed, periodic resealingExcellentVery hard; rarely etchesKitchens that get real use, full-height backsplashes
QuartzEngineeredNeverGood; use trivetsHard; does not etchKitchens, vanities, slab shower walls
GraniteNaturalSealed, periodic resealingExcellentVery hard; rarely etchesKitchens, outdoor kitchens
MarbleNaturalSealed, regular resealingGoodSofter; etches with acidsVanities, backsplashes, statement pieces
DolomiteNaturalSealed, regular resealingGoodMedium; etches slowlyMarble look with more durability

Every stone is different. Ask us about the specific slab before you decide.

The slab yard

See whole slabs before you decide

Every slab we buy for a client is photographed in the yard first.

See the slab yard
Pegasus marble vanity counters on white cabinetry with brass hardware and a widespread faucet, installed by Dallas Countertop
Marble

Breccia Capraia

Whole stone slab photographed in the slab yard before fabrication, Dallas Countertop selection 21
Quartzite

Mystic Blue

Whole stone slab photographed in the slab yard before fabrication, Dallas Countertop selection 26

Macaubas Sodalite

Free on-site estimate

See the stone in your kitchen

Tell us about the project and we will schedule an on-site visit to measure, talk through materials, and quote the work.

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