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Countertops: Quartz And Natural Stone
What’s the best surface for your kitchen or bathroom? Countertops: quartz and natural stone offer timeless beauty and premium performance. Explore a variety of surfaces that combine durability, stain resistance, and striking visual appeal. Explore the collection below.
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Revera Lunar Desert 136x79 Polished Super Jumbo 2cm Quartz Slab

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$40.66 $35.06  per sq. ft.

The Revera Lunar Desert slab features a polished finish and super jumbo dimensions of 136x79, perfect for large countertops and seamless installati...

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Premium Materials with Lasting Impact

Countertops: quartz and natural stone remain top choices for kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms. Quartz countertops are engineered with natural quartz crystals and resin, creating a nonporous surface that resists stains, scratches, and bacteria. They’re low-maintenance and come in colors and patterns that mimic marble, granite, and concrete. Natural stone—like granite, marble, and soapstone—offers one-of-a-kind veining and a high-end feel. While stone surfaces may require sealing, their elegance makes them a luxurious long-term choice.

Design Styles and Practical Applications

Whether you’re after a modern look or a traditional design, countertops: quartz and natural stone can adapt to your space. Choose sleek, polished quartz for a clean, minimalist kitchen, or go with honed marble for a warm, organic feel. These materials are heat-resistant and durable, perfect for prep areas and center islands. You can install them with under-mount sinks, waterfall edges, or full-height backsplashes. Many slabs are pre-finished and ready for quick installation, helping you save time while achieving a high-end result.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is quartz better than granite?

A: Quartz is nonporous and doesn';t require sealing, making it easier to maintain. Granite is heat-resistant and unique, but it may need regular sealing to prevent staining over time. Both materials deliver premium durability, so the right pick comes down to whether you prefer quartz's consistent aesthetic or granite's natural character. Our specialists can walk you through care tips and samples to ensure you choose the surface that best suits your daily routine.

Q: Do natural stone countertops stain easily?

A: Some natural stones are more porous than others. Marble and limestone can stain without sealing, while granite and soapstone offer better resistance. Use cutting boards and clean spills quickly for best results. Professional sealing and a gentle daily routine keep the surface looking pristine for years. Schedule an in-home consultation to explore the right stone and maintenance plan for your kitchen.

Q: Can I put hot pans on quartz?

A: Quartz is heat-resistant but not heatproof. It';s best to use trivets or pads under hot cookware to avoid thermal shock or discoloration over time. Let our quartz experts show you heat-safe design options that still fit your cooking style. We can recommend protective accessories that keep your surface pristine while you cook with confidence.

Q: Are quartz and stone countertops heavy?

A: Yes. Both materials are dense and require professional installation. Cabinets must be level and reinforced to support the weight of quartz or stone slabs. Our installers plan every lift and placement to protect your cabinetry and flooring, giving you a worry-free upgrade. We'll also confirm your base cabinets are structurally sound or recommend simple reinforcements so your new surfacing lasts beautifully.