Compare Stone, Countertops & Work Surfaces
A variety of beautiful, durable materials to choose for your kitchen, bathrooms and full home.
Countertop Options for Your Kitchen Remodel or Build
COMPARE COUNTERTOP MATERIALS
Whether you’re dreaming of a quartz kitchen island, love the timeless charm of natural stone, or need something low-maintenance and family-friendly, we have you covered. Pricing can vary significantly with stone options, but the price ranges below are common in the Nashville area.
A countertop process efficiently coordinated from selections to finishing touches
POPULAR COUNTERTOP STYLES
Explore premium surface options, including durable quartz and natural quartzite, designed to elevate both style and performance.
QUARTZITE
Quartzite countertops offer the rare combination of natural beauty and exceptional durability, making them a standout choice for high-end kitchens and bathrooms. Formed from sandstone and transformed through intense heat and pressure, quartzite is a true natural stone with unique veining and movement—often resembling marble but with significantly greater strength.
QUARTZ
Your Countertop Questions Answered
Countertops are typically purchased through the fabricator rather than directly from the stone yard. Pricing often includes both material and fabrication costs together, so final pricing is discussed and confirmed with your fabricator based on the selected material, edge details, cutouts, and installation requirements.
Yes. Sink selections, edge profiles, backsplash details, and overhangs are all finalized during the countertop templating and fabrication process.
After final measurements are completed, fabrication and installation timelines typically range from several days to a few weeks depending on the material and fabricator schedule.
Most countertop installations require seams depending on slab size and layout. Fabricators work carefully to place seams in the least noticeable locations possible and use expert installation methods to minimize visible seams and match patterns as closely as possible.
Maintenance depends on the material selected. Quartz is generally very low maintenance, while many natural stones benefit from periodic sealing and more intentional care.
Talk to a Designer
Schedule a free consultation call to speak with a designer. Share a few details about your project and we’ll guide you through design options, timeline, and a realistic investment range.
