Engineered surfaces
Quartz
Explore the range of colors, patterns, and finishes against your cabinetry and lighting. We review the selected manufacturer’s care and installation requirements as part of the selection.
Countertops · Design & coordination
The right stone.
In the right company.
A countertop should belong to the room. We help select the material, bring the palette together, and coordinate fabrication and installation.
Our role
Your designer.
Your point of coordination.
Bath + Kitchen helps you choose stone and surfaces, coordinates with fabricators and installers, and oversees installation within the agreed project scope. We do not fabricate countertops.
Choose for the way you live
More than a
beautiful surface.
Appearance, care, finish, and the actual slab or product specification all belong in the conversation.
Natural stone
Marble
Consider the individual slab’s movement and character alongside your expectations for use and care. We help you make an informed choice before confirming the material.
Other directions
Granite, quartzite & soapstone
Compare available slabs and finishes for the look you want. Care, fabrication, and support requirements are reviewed for the specific material and application.
A considered process
Good decisions.
In the right order.
A clear scope connects the design, selections, and work that follows.
Establish the palette.
Compare countertop samples with cabinetry, tile, flooring, and the lighting in the room.
Review the actual material.
For natural stone, review the slab’s character and availability. For manufactured surfaces, confirm the selected product and finish.
Resolve the details.
Coordinate edge profiles, backsplash transitions, sink and faucet cutouts, seams, and support requirements with the fabricator and installer.
Coordinate installation.
Arrange the sequence with cabinetry and other trades, oversee the agreed installation scope, and review the finished details together.
See it in a real home
Green cabinetry.
Soapstone counters.
The relationship between the cabinet color and the countertop gives this kitchen its character. See how the full palette comes together.
Plan the sink with the stone
The details
meet here.
Choose the sink and faucet before the countertop template and fabrication details are finalized.
Size & everyday use.
Think about bowl layout, cookware, prep habits, and how much counter space you want around the sink.
Cabinet & countertop fit.
Confirm the selected sink’s cabinet requirements, mounting method, support, and the fabricator’s cutout details.
Faucet & accessories.
Coordinate faucet and accessory holes, clearances, and plumbing with the approved products.
Before you begin
A few useful answers.
Do you fabricate or sell slabs as a stone yard?
No. Our role is design, selection, coordination with the fabricator and installer, and installation oversight within your agreed scope.
Who measures and fabricates the countertop?
The fabricator or installer confirms the final template, technical details, fabrication, and installation requirements. We coordinate those decisions with the design and cabinetry.
Can you help me choose between materials?
Yes. We discuss the look you want, how you use the room, and your expectations for care, then review suitable options and current specifications.
Can countertops be part of a larger remodel?
Yes. Selecting counters alongside cabinetry, lighting, and other finishes helps the room feel considered as a whole.
Designed around you
Start with your space.
Tell us what works, what doesn’t, and what you have in mind.