Not only does this allow us the best pricing in the St. Louis & St. Charles areas - it means the best selection.

Your options are limitless. We hand select the slabs with our clients directly, ensuring we find the best cut, color, & quality that fits your vision.

Granite is one of the most popular choices for kitchen countertops, due to its durability & affordability while still adding a luxurious ambiance to any space.

Granite is highly resistant to heat & scratches, it comes in a variety of colors & finishes.

A a natural stone granite offers unique patterns & veining, making every stone cut - the only one of its kind.
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Quartz remains arguably the most durable stone option.

As a manufactured stone, quartz has a near infinite number of colors & patterns that can't be achieved with natural stone.

Quartz is a popular option among our clients whom love the solid-stone look but want something both beautiful & maintenance-free.

A sophisticated stone option, Marble's glamour has not waned in popularity for thousands of years. This makes it the most timeless option for solid surface stones and thus a great option for those looking for an option that will never fall out of style.


Even when sealed, etching and scratching are inherent properties of marble.

Often billed as quartzite, dolomite is in fact a separate type of rock. Dolomite resists etching & scratching better than a marble, but not as well as quartzite.

The somber pastel colors make it an elegant solution for a kitchen, bathroom, or an accent wall. 'Super White' is the most well-known dolomite.

Not to be confused with Quartz, Quartzite is a natural quarried stone. Homeowners often choose quartzite for its durability [aired with its marbleized pattern. More resilient to scratches and wear, however quartzite still needs to be well sealed.

While typically minimal, scratching, and etching can occur in some quartzite.

Since we don't have an inventory of stone material, our clients have limitless options to find the exact stone type, colors, & patterns to fit their vision.

Our goal is to advise you on the pros & cons of each material type, how it will fit within your vision, then acquire the material directly from a vetted source.

We'd love to discuss your project & answer any of your questions.