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Stone we have cut and set

These are our own installs in homes and businesses around Northwest Arkansas. Each photograph shows the stone whole, so you can read the veining the way a fabricator does.

Kitchens

A bookmatched white marble waterfall island with a full slab backsplash and oak cabinets — Bookmatched white marble, waterfall end and full slab backsplash.

A black quartz waterfall island with white veining and walnut cabinets — Black quartz with white veining, waterfall end on the island.

A large polished white and grey marble island with an undermount sink — White and grey marble island with an undermount sink.

A honed black soapstone counter with a full slab backsplash and a stone shelf — Honed black soapstone with a full slab backsplash and a stone shelf.

A white marble waterfall island and slab backsplash in a white kitchen — White marble waterfall island with a matching slab backsplash.

A polished black granite peninsula with an undermount sink in a white kitchen — Polished black granite peninsula with an undermount sink.

A waterfall end, a slab backsplash and an undermount cut-out are all decided on the drawing before the saw runs. Read more on the residential page.

Businesses

A bookmatched green stone reception desk front over a wood floor — Reception desk front in bookmatched green stone.

A white quartz counter with a blue river vein and brass pulls — White quartz with a blue vein, running the length of the counter.

A counter in a business takes more hands and more wear than one at home. The commercial page covers what we cut for restaurants, spas and offices.

On install day

White marble with burgundy veining just set on navy cabinets, the walls still unfinished — White marble with burgundy veining, just set on navy cabinets.

A white and grey quartzite island with a matching stone range hood surround, still unfinished — White and grey quartzite island with a stone range hood surround.

White quartz with gold veining, counters and a slab backsplash set on raw cabinets — White quartz with gold veining, counters and slab backsplash.

Two installers setting a long striped stone bar top in a restaurant — Setting a bar top.

Stone goes in before the room is finished, which is why these walls are bare. On any job the cabinets have to be level before the top goes on, and good seams are planned to sit well away from a sink cut-out. See the steps on the process page.

Have a slab in mind?

Send us the sizes of your counters and we will give you a free estimate.

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