Classic Stone

Granite

Granite is comprised of quartz, feldspar, and mica, marked by large visible grains. Its multitude of rich colors, ranging from light to dark, make the stone versatile for any design. One of the strongest natural stones used structurally, granite’s resistance to water, scratches, and cracks allows for preservation of color and integrity long after installation. Cool to the touch with the ability to withstand extreme heat, granite makes a perfect worktop. This multipurpose stone can also be used in exterior and interior cladding, flooring capable of sustaining any amount of traffic, countertops, bathrooms, indoor pools, and many other projects. Granite blends luxury with functionality, a stone perfect for any design.

Quartzite

Quartzite is a hard, metamorphic rock made almost entirely of the mineral quartz. Pure quartzite is usually white to gray in color and is comparable to granite in terms of hardness and durability. With a similar look to marble, the use of quartzite for interior applications, especially countertops and vanity tops, has increased rapidly. When properly sealed, this material is easy to clean and maintain.

Quartz

Quartz is mined and manufactured for its beauty and durability. While it’s often designed to resemble granite or marble, there is generally a consistency in the coloration that is not found in natural stone slabs. Quartz, which gives granite its hardness, is ideal for even the most high-traffic, commercial zones; but its low maintenance, bacteria-resistant properties make it an increasingly popular choice for interior and residential applications as well.