Our Materials

200+ slabs. 80+ colors. All under one roof.

Natural granite, marble and quartzite alongside engineered quartz from the brands you know — plus eco-friendly recycled surfaces. Come see the full slab before you commit to a corner of it.

Granite countertop surface

Natural stone

Granite

Quarried granite is the workhorse of natural stone: exceptional heat and scratch resistance, endless color and movement, and no two slabs alike. Sealed every one to three years, it will outlive the kitchen around it.

Quartz countertop surface

Engineered stone

Quartz

Ground natural quartz bound with resin — non-porous, never needs sealing, and consistent from sample to slab. The right pick for busy households and precise, contemporary design.

Marble countertop surface

Natural stone

Marble

The brightest whites and most sculptural veining in stone. Softer and more porous than granite, so we recommend it for vanities, baths, fireplace surrounds and baking stations.

Quartzite countertop surface

Natural stone

Quartzite

A marble look with harder-than-granite durability. Frequently confused with engineered quartz — quartzite is quarried stone, and we'll show you the difference slab-side.

Side by side

Durability, upkeep and price at a glance.

Type
Natural stone
Durability
Exceptional — heat, scratch and stain resistant
Maintenance
Seal every 1–3 years; pH-neutral cleaner
Price point
$$ – $$$
Best for
Busy family kitchens, outdoor kitchens, bar tops
Kowalski note
Every slab is one of a kind — movement, depth and mineral flecking you cannot manufacture.

Quartz brands we fabricate

  • Cambria
  • Silestone
  • Caesarstone
  • MSI Q Quartz
  • Vicostone
  • Hanstone
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