Our Stock Quartz Slabs Totally Rock (Literally)

Picking a quartz countertop shouldn’t feel like a pop quiz! 

So we made it easy! Here are our stock quartz slabs that are ready to strut into your kitchen and steal the show: 

Misterio:  Affordable Beauty

A swirling masterpiece of brown and gray veins on a white-marble look. She’s bold, she’s elegant, and she doesn’t need sealing (because high-maintenance is not her thing).
Best with: Warm woods, soft grays, creamy whites.
Style tip: Go full-height backsplash and let her shine.

Luce Oro: The Golden Child

Gold veining + soft gray backdrop. Perfect for contemporary elegance that says “Yes, I do brunch.”
Best with: White or cream cabinets, gold fixtures.
Style tip: Subway tile in a stack bond pattern or full-height

Whitehaven: The Clean Slate

Think of her as the little black dress of countertops — goes with everything. White, gray, beige, even moody blues. She’s here for it.
Best with: Any cabinet color (yes, really).
Style tip: Subway or full-height backsplash for a sleek finish.

Torano: The Bold One

Deep charcoal base, striking white and silver veins — this is your “statement necklace” countertop.
Best with: Cream or light gray cabinets.
Style tip: Mix porcelain or glass tiles for an extra glamorous look.

Ranier: The Cool Sophisticate

Warm gray veining on a white background — modern, calming, and just a little mysterious.
Best with: Two-tone cabinets or bold color pops.
Style tip: Full-height backsplash to keep the elegance flowing.

Olympus: The Style Chameleon

From classic to contemporary, Olympus fits in anywhere. It’s basically the countertop equivalent of a perfect pair of jeans.
Best with: Warm woods, mid-tone blues, light gray.
Style tip: Full-height backsplash in matching quartz for that seamless “wow.”

Byzantine: The Flexible Friend

Matches almost any style, with a quiet elegance that plays well with others.
Best with: Light gray, blue, or soft green cabinets.
Style tip: Glass or porcelain subway tile

Atmos Gold: The Luxe Layer

Delicate beige veining that whispers “custom home tour.”
Best with: White or light gray cabinets, gold fixtures.
Style tip: Full-height backsplash in matching quartz = chef’s kiss.

We also carry Revolux Mineral Surfaces. This is a modern engineered stone alternative that offers striking visual depth and sustainable credentials: 

 

Calacatta Viola: The Marble Impersonator

White/Cream background + intricate bold veining = a convincing marble dupe! 
Best with: White/cream or wood-stained cabinets.
Style tip: Full-height definitely!

Taj Mahal: The Fauxzite

Subtle gold brown veining on a creamy white base — classy but never boring.
Best with: Wood-stained, white, or light gray cabinets.
Style tip: herringbone, subway, or full-height

Why Quartz Totally Rocks?

• No sealing (ever).

• Non-porous = wine, coffee, and spaghetti sauce can’t ruin your life.

• Tough as nails: Scratch-resistant and easy to clean.

• Gorgeous in every style, from modern minimalism to farmhouse chic.