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COUNTERTOPS & BACKSPLASH

Quartz countertops in Queens.

Browse full slab photos and product numbers for quartz and natural stone. Coordinate your countertop, full-height backsplash and waterfall island with cabinetry, then confirm the exact material with our stone team. Serving Whitestone, Bayside and nearby Queens neighborhoods.

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CHOOSE YOUR COUNTERTOP DIRECTION

Start with natural stone or quartz.

Open the direction you want to explore, then browse the full material collection, product numbers and slab options.

Blue Flower Leather natural stone slab
NATURAL STONE

Full slabs. One-of-a-kind movement.

Explore granite, marble, quartzite, soapstone and sodalita.

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Close-up of a quartz countertop and backsplash
QUARTZ

Clean surfaces. Endless pairings.

Explore white, warm, veined and contemporary quartz directions.

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SLAB OPTIONS

Quartz

Browse the collection by numbered subsection. Select the codes you like, then compare full-surface visuals and physical samples with your cabinet, backsplash and hardware choices before ordering.

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New & PT Series

The newest designs and PT-numbered quartz surfaces.

13 OPTIONS

7000 Series

Quartz surfaces numbered in the 7000 design family.

37 OPTIONS

9000 Series

The broad 9000-series collection, including bold veining and quieter stone directions.

7 OPTIONS

8000 & 6000 Series

Additional contemporary quartz patterns from the 8000 and 6000 design families.

14 OPTIONS

5000 & 4000 Series

Versatile mid-numbered quartz surfaces for kitchens, baths and commercial interiors.

8 OPTIONS

3000–1000 Series

Classic quartz selections across the 3000, 2000 and 1000 families.

Quartz colors and patterns vary by product and screen. Review the exact sample, finish, fabrication scope and availability before ordering.

NATURAL STONE COUNTERTOPS

See the full slab before you choose.

Explore 255 natural-stone options grouped by material. Each card shows the slab photo, finish description and product number for an easy sample request.

105 OPTIONS

Granite

Natural granite slabs in polished, honed and leathered finishes where available. Every slab is unique; confirm the physical piece before fabrication.

61 OPTIONS

Marble

Natural marble slabs in polished, honed and leathered finishes where available. Every slab is unique; confirm the physical piece before fabrication.

White Rhino Mystery White Super Extra marble full slab
PRODUCT NO. 20536White Rhino Mystery White Super Extra

Marble · Polished finish

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White Rhino Mystery White Extra Honed marble full slab
PRODUCT NO. 20532White Rhino Mystery White Extra Honed

Marble · Polished finish

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White Rhino Mystery White Extra marble full slab
PRODUCT NO. 20528White Rhino Mystery White Extra

Marble · Polished finish

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Quartzite

Natural quartzite slabs in polished, honed and leathered finishes where available. Every slab is unique; confirm the physical piece before fabrication.

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Soapstone

Natural soapstone slabs in polished, honed and leathered finishes where available. Every slab is unique; confirm the physical piece before fabrication.

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Sodalita

Natural sodalita slabs in polished, honed and leathered finishes where available. Every slab is unique; confirm the physical piece before fabrication.

Natural stone varies from slab to slab. Photos are a selection guide; inspect and approve the physical slab before fabrication.

Veining, cabinet pairings & countertop planning

PATTERN & PLANNING GUIDE

Compare veining and cabinet pairings.

These names help you begin. The actual manufacturer, product number, slab, finish, fabrication details and availability are confirmed with your project team.

Calacatta quartz

A marble-inspired direction with expressive veining. Compare the full slab for an island or statement backsplash.

Try with white, navy or warm wood-tone cabinets.

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Calacatta gold quartz

A warmer white-and-gold direction. Compare the actual vein color with your door and hardware samples.

Try with warm neutrals and brass-toned hardware.

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Carrara quartz

A softer marble-look direction with finer gray movement. Consider it when you want a quieter countertop pattern.

Try with white Shaker or a two-tone kitchen.

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Statuario-look quartz

A white marble-inspired direction with gray veining. Pattern and contrast vary with the exact manufacturer and color.

Compare alongside simple slab-front cabinetry.

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White quartz countertops

Compare cool white, warm white and subtle movement. View each sample beside your cabinet door and backsplash.

A flexible starting point for painted or wood-grain doors.

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Warm white & beige quartz

Cream, sand and greige directions for a warmer room. Distinguish engineered quartz from natural quartzite when comparing a Taj Mahal-inspired look.

Compare with oak-look or walnut-tone cabinetry.

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Illustrative quartz countertops design

Quartz countertops

Start with a color and pattern direction, from quiet neutrals to expressive veining. View the selected material beside your door and hardware samples.

Your quote identifies the selected product, thickness, edge, measured area and fabrication scope.

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Illustrative coordinated backsplash design

Coordinated backsplash

Carry the countertop material up the wall or introduce a complementary tile. Lighting helps you see the pattern and texture at different times of day.

Confirm coverage height, seams, corners, outlets and any range-area requirements.

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Illustrative islands and waterfall ends design

Islands and waterfall ends

A waterfall side can continue the stone down to the floor. Plan seating, overhangs and the cabinet layout before choosing the finishing details.

Material quantity, pattern matching, support and fabrication are itemized for the actual design.

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Compare features, construction & planning details

OPTIONS, FEATURES & THE DETAILS THAT MATTER

Plan the surface, the edges and everything between.

The slab is one part of the finished countertop. Compare the details that change appearance, fabrication and the final price.

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Quartz color and pattern

Start with the exact slab or sample that works with your cabinetry and room lighting.

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Natural-stone directions

Granite or marble can be discussed with the stone team when a natural material suits the project.

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Edge profiles and apparent thickness

An edge can be quiet and simple or give the counter a more substantial visual presence.

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Waterfall sides and island ends

Continuing the surface down a side can turn the island into a focal element.

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Slab and tile backsplashes

A matching slab can continue the pattern; tile adds a different texture, format or rhythm.

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Cutouts, seams and sink details

These practical decisions should be resolved before fabrication.

Your room. Your priorities.Choose features above, then send the list with your project request.

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Compare the decisions.

DecisionWhat to compareWhy it matters
MaterialQuartz, granite or marble directionSpecific product appearance, care and availability.
Finish detailEdge, thickness and waterfall treatmentFabrication work and additional material.
BacksplashTile or slab; partial or full heightCoverage, joints, outlet work and cost.
MeasurementsConcept dimensions followed by final templateApproved fabrication and installation dimensions.

Before you choose.

Options are planning choices. Your portfolio confirms the exact product, dimensions, finish, included features, installation requirements and separate cost before ordering.

Further product readingQuartz surface design ideas ↗

THE DETAILS BEHIND YOUR CHOICE

Make it work
for your room.

Your project portfolio brings the selected finishes, specifications, product photos and separate costs together.

Template after cabinet installation
Final templating follows installed, ready cabinetry. Sink and appliance specifications must be confirmed before fabrication.
Know the complete scope
Review sink cutouts, faucet holes, edge treatment, backsplash, delivery and installation together. Optional upgrades stay visible.
Compare samples in your light
Screen images are a starting point. Confirm the exact product and its care requirements with physical samples and the supplier.

BRING THE CHOICES TOGETHER

A plan worth keeping.

The $300 on-site consultation includes your room assessment, thermal inspection, design portfolio and written estimate. The full $300 is credited toward your kitchen contract with us.

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Complete the room

Kitchen cabinetry→Sinks & faucets→Under-cabinet lighting→Preview finishes in your room→

Illustrative design examples. Exact models, dimensions, features, suitability, availability and itemized prices are confirmed for your selected products.