Marble Countertops

Beautiful Marble Countertops For Your Kitchen & Bath

Marble stone is a distinct countertop material that is very popular among kitchen remodelers, interior designers, and homeowners all around the world. Marble’s unique and timeless beauty offers varying levels of inherent durability. It is used in many different applications throughout the home making it one of the most versatile stones to exist. Our marble countertops display the dramatic and gorgeous veining that is unrivaled by all other countertop materials. This natural stone’s multifaceted ability to work with many different design styles makes it a top consumer choice. So if you are looking for a stone that has a classic, bright, and clean look that will bring a level of elegance to your home then this is it! Just be sure to ask us about the maintenance needs for this type of stone before making your final selection. Check out the beautiful collection of marbles from Stoneworks.

What You Should Know About Marble Countertops

There are many marble countertop variations in a wide spectrum of different colors from grays and blacks to the greens and reds. Each individual marble slab will come with its own unique hues. The white marble hues also vary in veining and undertones. Marble’s issue with acidic liquids make white the best choice for countertop installation. This is because the different shades of white are not as likely to display the scratches and etching that can happen over time.

You can ask the Stoneworks professionals about the marble designs for your kitchen and bath. Once you have decided on a marble color, it is very important to pay attention to the detail of the slab during the shopping process. Look at the veining & where they end in order to create a flawless look throughout the bathroom and kitchen. You should get as long a slab as proportions will permit. This is important if you want continuous veining, or to match the appearance of different pieces with a strategic cut. A crosscut slab of marble has softer veins that appear to fan outward, while vein cut pieces have a more defined linear look. Make sure to check out some of our past projects by visiting our Instagram page.