Bathrooms in Woodinville, WA

Bathrooms in Woodinville, WA

Stone Bathroom Vanities & Custom Shower Surrounds

Stone Bathroom Vanities & Custom Shower Surrounds

Full stone shower surrounds and vanity tops in quartz, porcelain, and natural stone, fabricated and installed by our own team.

Stone for every bathroom surface

One material, from the vanity to the shower walls

A stone bathroom looks cleaner, lasts longer, and is easier to keep up with than tile and grout. We fabricate vanity tops, integrated sinks, and full shower surrounds from the same slabs, so your whole bathroom can match.

Every bathroom is templated, cut in our Woodinville shop, and installed by our own crew, whether it is a powder room vanity or a full primary bath remodel.

Stone Bathrooms

Custom stone vanity tops

Cut to fit your cabinet, finished to match your home.

A stone vanity top handles water, soap, and daily use better than laminate, and it can be sized to any cabinet, from a narrow powder room to a long double vanity.

Single and double vanities sized to your exact cabinet

Undermount or integrated sinks carved from the same slab

Matching backsplash and side splashes to protect the wall

Edge profiles from clean modern to classic

Stone Bathrooms

Full stone shower surrounds

Large slab walls, no grout lines to scrub.

A custom shower surround replaces dozens of tiles with a few large stone panels. Fewer seams means less to clean, fewer places for mildew to hide, and a shower that looks like a high-end spa.

Full-height wall panels in porcelain, quartz, or natural stone

Built-in benches for a seat or a place to rest a foot

Shampoo niches recessed into the wall

Curbs and thresholds to finish the shower edge

More bathroom surfaces

Finish the whole room in stone

Tub decks & surrounds

A stone deck and surround that ties your tub into the rest of the bathroom.

Window sills

Water resistant sills for windows inside or near the shower.

Floating shelves

Slim stone shelves cut from the same slab as your vanity or shower.

Feature walls

A full slab accent wall behind the vanity or tub for a dramatic focal point.

Bathroom materials

Choosing a material for your bathroom

Some stones shine on a vanity, others are built for constant water. Here is where each one works best.

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

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

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

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

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

  • 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.

A vanity does not always need a full slab

Our stocking program lets you buy quartz by the square foot and natural stone by the half slab, a great fit for vanities and powder rooms.

Our Work

Recent Bathroom Installations

Bathroom FAQ

Common questions about vanities & showers

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

Stone slab shower walls have far fewer seams and no grout lines, so they are easier to clean and less likely to hold mildew. Tile offers more patterns and sizes. If low maintenance and a clean look matter most, slab walls are hard to beat.

Porcelain and quartz are our most recommended shower materials because they are nonporous and need no sealing. Natural stone like marble and quartzite can also be used for a high end look with periodic sealing.

Yes. Quartz is nonporous and stands up well to water, which makes it a great choice for shower walls, benches, and niches.

Marble is a classic vanity material and works well in bathrooms with lighter daily use. It should be sealed periodically and wiped up quickly after spills from products like makeup or toothpaste.

Natural stone like marble, quartzite, and granite should be sealed periodically. Quartz and porcelain do not need sealing.

Yes. Using one material for your vanity top and shower walls gives the whole bathroom a cohesive look, and sometimes both can come from the same slab.

We fabricate and install the stone vanity top, sink, and backsplash. The cabinet itself comes from your contractor or cabinet supplier, and we coordinate sizing with them.

Cost depends on the material, the size of your shower, and features like benches and niches. We put together a quote after your consultation.

Design your stone bathroom

Pick your slab in our Woodinville showroom and we will help you plan the vanity, shower, and everything in between.