
The surface that finishes the room.
Natural stone and quartz, selected to fit your style and coordinated with your cabinetry so the whole kitchen works together.
- 22+Years designing kitchens
- 3DRenderings before you build
- All‑woodTop-grade cabinetry
- LocalRocky Hill, CT studio
Materials
Statement stone, hardworking quartz — or both.
A marble waterfall island, durable quartz on the run of counters, a dramatic natural-stone focal point. With a wide variety of materials, we'll help you find the ideal combination for your kitchen.
- —QuartzEngineered, non-porous and low-maintenance.
- —Natural stoneGranite, marble and quartzite with one-of-a-kind veining.
- —Coordinated designChosen against your cabinetry so the whole room is cohesive.

FAQ
Countertop questions
Which countertop materials do you carry?
A wide variety of natural stone — granite, marble and quartzite — and engineered quartz. We help you weigh look, durability, maintenance and budget so the choice fits your kitchen and how you use it.
Quartz or natural stone — which is better?
Neither is 'better' — they're different. Quartz is engineered, non-porous and low maintenance. Natural stone brings one-of-a-kind veining and character, with a little more care. We'll show you both against your cabinetry.
Do countertops come with the kitchen or separately?
Either way. Countertops are part of most of our kitchen projects, coordinated with your cabinetry so everything lands together — and we take on countertop selections on their own as well.
Also in the studio
Countertops from MSI Surfaces. Hardware from Top Knobs, Emtek and Schaub.

Let's Begin
Find your perfect surface.
Book a studio appointment, see the materials against real cabinetry and design your kitchen with us.


