Countertops

Granite

One of the best and popular building materials for countertops that you will find for your home is granite. Whether you are looking for kitchen or bathroom countertops, backsplashes, or anything else, this natural stone is an excellent choice, better than laminate countertops.

High attractive
Durable
Exceptional price
Easy care and maintenance

With a wide variety of colors, you are practically guaranteed to find something that you like when looking for granite slabs at Granite & Marble Design LLC.

Quartz

Quartz is a harder and tougher surface than granite. This makes quartz an excellent option for your project, especially on kitchen islands. The fact that it is not as porous helps in the cleaning process and keeps quartz almost 100%

bacteria-free.

Deciding between quartz and granite is a personal choice. That’s why you can count on our experts to help you make the best decision on your project.

We have large slabs to accommodate large kitchen islands as we have partnered with the best Granite & Quartz wholesalers in the industry, in order to bring you the best selection on the Treasure Coast.

Cambria
Silestone
Pompeii
Emerstone
Caesarstone
Curava
MSI
DIRESCO

Marble

Marble is a natural material with a great variety, depending on which species you select and how it’s cut. It creates a really lovely natural pattern, which you don’t get with a lot of artificial materials.

Among marble options, white marble takes the cake. You won’t find anything as white in nature as white marble. You just don’t get that color and kind of figuring in any other type of natural stone.

The good thing about marble is that you can always sand it down or polish it again. With a lot of other materials, once you damage it, you can’t do that.

Quartzite

Harder than granite, natural quartzite countertops will live a long beautiful life, free of flaws like scratches and etching.

Quartzite is an abundant metamorphic rock. It occurs naturally when sandstone or chert rich in quartz experiences heat and high pressure. Quartzite is typically made of more than 90% quartzite; some can get as high as 99%.

• Distinct veining
• From solid to crystalline appearance
• Stain, heat, fire, scratch, etch resistant
• Very strong & durable
• Virtually maintenance-free

It is heat resistant, doesn’t scratch or etch like some surfaces can, and being a natural product each slab offers exquisite one-of-a-kind looks to give your countertop a personal signature. In an impressive array of colors, and veining that runs soft and subtle to bold and beautiful,

Dolomite

Dolomite is a sedimentary rock that is the result of limestone and lime mud coming into contact with groundwater rich in magnesium. That said, the rock is very similar to limestone in composition and also in color scheme.

Dolomite Countertops are more often found in gray and white and usually contain streaks that allow them to resemble marble better than quartzite, and that’s exactly why they’re popular right now.

When it comes to hardness, it’s normally said that dolomite is between marble and granite, and although that is true, it can be misleading.

It is definitely a great option for those of you willing to accept Marble and it is considerably more resistant to scratches than that stone. However, don’t expect it to be almost scratch-proof as granite and quartzite, you will still need to be careful.