Products & materials
The right stone for the way you live.
Natural granite, marble, and quartzite, or engineered quartz — with the edges, finishes, and sinks to finish the job properly.
Natural stone
Granite, marble & quartzite
Quarried from the earth and cut into slabs, natural stone brings movement and depth no two kitchens share. Granite is famously durable and heat-tolerant; quartzite offers marble looks with granite toughness; marble is timeless where a softer, classic surface is the goal.
- Exotic granites & quartzites
- Vein-matched seams and waterfalls
- Polished, honed, or leathered
Engineered stone
Quartz that keeps its cool
Engineered quartz blends natural quartz with resins for a hard, non-porous surface in a consistent colour. It resists scratches and stains, never needs sealing, and comes in everything from crisp whites to bold veined patterns.
- Non-porous & hygienic
- No sealing, easy to clean
- Caesarstone, Silestone, Cambria, Vicostone & more
Granite or quartz?
A quick way to decide
Both are premium surfaces. Here's how they compare at a glance.
Stone detailing
Edges & finishes that make it custom
The edge and finish are where a countertop stops looking like a slab and starts looking like yours. We profile a full range of edges and can polish, hone, or leather most stones.
Edge profiles
- Eased / square
- Bullnose & half-bullnose
- Bevel
- Ogee
- Dupont
- Cove
- Pencil
- Mitred & waterfall
Finishes
- Polished — Glossy and reflective — the classic, easy-clean finish.
- Honed — Matte and soft — understated, contemporary.
- Leathered — Textured and low-sheen — hides marks, feels natural.
Sinks
Supplied & set with your counters
Undermount stainless, composite granite, or a farmhouse apron — cut and installed to fit your stone perfectly.
Questions we hear
Stone counter basics
Granite or quartz — which should I choose?
Choose natural granite or quartzite for one-of-a-kind movement and heat resistance; choose engineered quartz for consistent colour and no sealing. Both are excellent — it comes down to the look you want and how you use the kitchen.
Is quartz the same as quartzite?
No. Quartzite is a natural stone quarried in slabs; engineered quartz is a manufactured blend of ground quartz and resin. Quartzite behaves like granite; engineered quartz is non-porous and needs no sealing.
Do natural stone counters need sealing?
Granite, marble, and quartzite are porous to varying degrees and benefit from periodic sealing. We'll tell you what your specific stone needs and how to care for it.
Can you match an edge or finish I've seen?
Almost always. We profile a full range of edges and can polish, hone, or leather most stones — bring us a photo and we'll advise.
Not sure what you want yet?
Tell us about your space — we'll point you to the right material and give you a price.