Absolute black granite has been a staple in design for years. It is clean and simple and can be used anywhere.

A popular granite choice in black with just a few specs of white coming through, we like this stone honed.

Plenty of variation and color (whites, caramels and browns) in this granite will work with a number of different traditional kitchen designs.

Creamy white granite which is a popular choice for homeowners for its durability and flexibility in design.

This is a really wild looking granite which is quite specific and should be treated carefully.

People are really drawn to this granite, it has an almost topographical quality that is really attractive. The greens are easy to work with in a variety of kitchen designs.

A whitish granite with a bit of pink thrown in for interest and variation.

If you are looking for a white granite with a little more punch this is a good choice.

A great alternative to Absolute Black with a little bit of gray. A classic choice that will wear well, last forever and work with most kitchen designs.

Dark, neutral granite with crazy movement in a dark matrix.

We use this granite frequently for clients who would like some of the characteristics of marble without any issues with upkeep or staining. A really elegant choice in granite.

Versatile darker granite with plenty of depth would work well with natural wood cabinets but could also work with painted finishes.

This granite has significant movement from the veining and mica and can pick up a number of different colors in a kitchen design. Would definitely work with natural wood or painted cabinets

Earthy, neutral granite which will work well in a variety of traditional kitchen styles.

A rich granite which would work well in a traditional kitchen.

Venetian Gold Light Polished Slab Cream background with pale random gold and light brown highlights. Also Known As: Giallo Ornamental, Santa Cecilia Light, Ornamental Gold,

This is one of our favorite marbles for its stunning movement and graphic qualities. Will work really well in classic white kitchen and bring a strong sense of drama.

We actually had this stone in a previous kitchen and it held up (and continues to hold up) very well. Nice neutral beige which works well with a multi-color wall tile, like a glass mosaic.

Cararra is a real workhorse of the marble family and comes in a great variety of veining. Very affordable, gray tones look fantastic in a classic white kitchen.

This creamy, swirling marble is very elegant and has suppressed movement would work equally well in a white kitchen for subtle shading or a warm wood kitchen making a bit more of a statement.

Beautiful warm color, this marble works really well as a countertop in a bathroom that includes travertine tile.

Looks like a limestone but is a marble, really ethereal and cloudlike, we have used this in a modern kitchen with gray cabinets-gorgeous.

In the same basic family as some of the Calacatta marbles with more subtle veining and crisper background.

Soft, earthy, subtle travertine mixes really well with glass mosaic tile.

Natural soapstone is hard to beat as a countertop material in terms of beauty, however,there is maintenance involved. This stone is so beautiful it really steals the show. I personally love it and used it to great effect on period kitchens