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Kitchen Countertops in Woodinville, WA

Kitchen Countertops

Quartz, granite, quartzite, marble, and more. Kitchen countertops and backsplashes fabricated and installed by our own team.

Custom kitchen countertops

Custom Kitchen Countertops Built for Everyday Use

Your kitchen countertop needs to handle hot pans, spills, and daily prep while still looking good years from now. The right material depends on how you cook, how much upkeep you want, and your budget.

We template, fabricate, and install every kitchen in house from our Woodinville shop, serving homeowners across Seattle and the Eastside.

Kitchen countertop materials

Choosing a material for your kitchen

Six of the most popular kitchen countertop materials, and what each one is best at.

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  • porcelain

    Slim, durable, and highly versatile, chosen for its scratch resistance and clean modern look.

  • soapstone

    A soft, matte natural stone that only gets better with age, favored for its warm and organic feel.

  • quartzite

    The natural stone our clients ask for most, prized for dramatic movement and a hardness that holds up to daily life.

  • marble

    The classic choice for timeless elegance, cherished for its soft veining and undeniable beauty.

  • granite

    A natural stone favorite for generations, valued for its heat resistance and one of a kind veining.

  • quartz

    Engineered for consistency, prized for its low maintenance and the widest range of colors we offer.

Still deciding?

Answer three quick questions and we will point you toward a starting material.

1. Where is this project?

2. What matters most to you?

3. How much daily wear will it see?

Suggested starting point

Quartz

Based on your answers, quartz is a strong starting point. Bring this to your showroom visit and we will show you options in person.

Where to use stone in your kitchen

Countertops & backsplashes, cut from the same slab

Using one material across your counters and backsplash keeps the whole kitchen reading as one design.

Countertops & islands

The working surface of your kitchen, sized and finished to fit your exact layout.

Perimeter countertops along cabinets, ranges, and sinks

Kitchen islands with seating overhangs and prep space

Waterfall edges that carry the stone down the side of the island

Bar tops and coffee stations to match the main kitchen

Backsplashes

A stone backsplash means fewer seams and no grout lines to scrub.

Standard backsplash running a few inches up the wall

Full-height backsplash running up to the cabinets or ceiling

Range wall feature to showcase a dramatic slab behind the cooktop

Vein matched layouts so the pattern flows from counter to wall

Integrated sinks

A sink made from your countertop

An integrated sink is custom-fabricated using individual pieces of stone that are precisely cut, assembled, and bonded together to create a seamless, cohesive appearance. Unlike a sink made from a solid block of stone, an integrated sink is constructed from multiple pieces of material, allowing the sink to beautifully complement the surrounding countertop.

While designed to appear seamless, subtle joints may be visible where the pieces are joined.

Smaller kitchen or tighter budget?

Our stocking program lets you buy quartz by the square foot and natural stone by the half slab, so you only pay for what your kitchen needs.

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Kitchen countertop FAQ

Common questions about kitchen countertops

Still have questions? Contact us today or stop by the showroom.

Granite and quartz offer the widest range of budget-friendly options. Our stocking program also lets you buy quartz by the square foot and natural stone by the half slab, which can lower the cost of smaller kitchens.

Quartz is the most requested overall because it is low maintenance and comes in a huge range of colors. For natural stone, quartzite, especially Taj Mahal, is the slab our clients ask for most.

Quartzite, granite, and porcelain are among the most durable options for a busy kitchen. All three resist scratches and heat well.

Choose quartz if you want a consistent look with no sealing. Choose granite if you want a one of a kind natural pattern and strong heat resistance.

No. Quartzite is a natural stone cut from quarried slabs. Quartz is engineered from ground quartz and resin. They look different in person and are priced differently.

Granite, quartzite, soapstone, and porcelain handle heat well. With quartz, we recommend using a trivet because the resin can be damaged by direct high heat.

Granite, quartzite, and marble benefit from periodic sealing. Quartz, porcelain, and soapstone do not need sealing.

Yes. We can cut your backsplash from the same slab as your countertops, including full height backsplashes that run up to the cabinets or ceiling.

Cost depends on the material, square footage, edge profile, and sink or cooktop cutouts. We put together a quote after your consultation.

From our clients

What homeowners say about their kitchens

“The Stone Brothers just completed installing a new quartz kitchen counter in our home. Edvard and Valter were great to work with. They were very professional, prompt and hard working. They were helpful and made some great suggestions about the project.The work quality was excellent and they were very conscientious about meeting our needs.”

Jeff O., Seattle, WA

“Valter and Co installed our kitchen counter top on shot notice. They did an excellent job with the entire process, including removing and disposing old countertop / sinks. Over all my wife and I are very happy with our experience and love out new kitchen.”

Mahesh P. , Redmond, WA

“These guys did a great job on our quartz counter top! My kitchen looks so much brighter and bigger. We got quotes from 4 different highly reviewed places and Stone Brothers price was the best. Also, the demo and installation time only takes around 4 hours. They were professional, friendly and great to work with!”

Anna Kim. , Bothell, WA

“Very positive experience. The Stone Brothers saved me some money by being able to get my countertop and backsplash out of one slab of granite where my other quotes priced for two. They were very pleasant and professional – when my special order window was delayed they called back twice to re- template for the granite windowsill to make sure of a perfect fit. The granite had to have two joints and they are almost invisible. I was very impressed with the care taken to ensure a perfect surface as I had noticed an obvious seam in some kitchens I had looked at. I have no hesitation in recommending them and will definitely use them for the bathroom remodel. As well as giving a good service they are also nice guys – very important to me if people are going to work in my home!”

Heather F., Edmonds, WA

“Thank you so much for the phenomenal work that you guys did! The new counter tops are beautiful and I was very impressed with how quick the install process was. It just makes the kitchen look brand new! You did a very nice job and I am 100% satisfied with the craftsmanship and good customer service you and your team provided. We will definitely use you in the future and recommend your company to others.

I was also impressed by your manufacturing space and capabilities. Your equipment and attention to environmental safety show a professionalism that larger companies should strive for.”

Sam, Seattle, WA

“This was all a new process for me. Rio was very helpful and friendly and gave me great guidance and suggestions! We did our kitchen counters in a white quartz and also did three of our bathroom vanities. The seams are perfect! I had a hard time trying to find them! Quality product, reasonable prices, and a timely. professional install! Highly recomend.”

Lisa M. , Woodinville, WA

See kitchen slabs in person

Walk our Woodinville slab gallery and talk through material, layout, and budget with our team.

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