Granite countertop colors
Five price levels, every one natural stone, priced by the foot, cut and installed by our own crew. Screens approximate. The stone at the shop does not.

Level 1
Entry-level granite, the workhorses. Dependable patterns, the best price per foot, and the same fabrication and installation as every stone we sell.
UbatubaDeep green-black field with gold and green flecks
Tropical BrownEven medium brown with black and cream speckles
Tan BrownDark brown-black with rust-red crystals
Steel GrayDark charcoal gray with a fine, uniform grain
Sapphire BlueDark brown field with blue-gray and black crystals
Santa Cecilia LightCreamy gold with gray veining and small burgundy flecks
Peacock GreenDark green with teal and gold flecks
New CaledoniaGray and taupe crystals in an even, tight pattern
Green ButterflyDeep green with large green and black crystals and flecks of gold
Black PearlNear-black with silver, gray and faint blue flecks
Bianco SardoLight gray-white with black and gray speckles
Azul PlatinoCool blue-gray with white and black specklesLevel 2
Step-up granite: lighter fields and more movement. Whites, silvers and golds that carry a kitchen without carrying the budget.
White TangoSoft white field with pale gray and beige bands
White OrnamentalOff-white with gray and burgundy speckles
White DallasWhite with drifting clusters of gray-black speckles and burgundy dots
White AlphaClean white with a fine dusting of gray
Silver WavesBlack with silver-white waves running across the slab
Silver CloudGray and white swirls
New Venetian GoldGolden cream with brown and gray flecks
Giallo OrnamentalWarm beige-gold with brown and gray grain in a linear drift
Giallo NapolleCream with brown, gray and burgundy speckles
Giallo FioritoRich gold-brown with large tan crystals
Ferro GoldCream and tan crystals edged in black with burgundy accents
Aspen WhiteWarm white with soft gray-beige movement and fine veiningLevel 3
Mid-range granite, where the whites open up. River White, Colonial White, Absolute Black and other kitchen favorites.
White WaveCream-white with flowing gray waves and darker ribbons
White SpringWhite with burgundy and tan veining and scattered burgundy flecks
White NepalPale gray-white with soft linear drifts
White IceIcy white and pale gray with dark gray mineral clusters
Salinas WhiteWhite with gray clouding and fine dark speckles
River WhiteWhite with linear gray veins and small burgundy flecks
Ivory GoldIvory and soft gold with light movement
Golden FantasyGold, amber and rose movement
GhibliSandy beige with a fine linear grain
Colonial WhiteSoft white with gray clouds and burgundy specks
Artic WhiteLight gray with flowing charcoal veins
Absolute BlackSolid, even blackLevel 4
Premium granite: bolder veining and rarer quarries. Bordeaux tones, Blue Pearl, Black Galaxy.
White GalaxyWhite and pale gray with dark gray veining and speckle
Terra GoldGold and amber crossed by blue-gray rivers
Sienna BordeauxCream with burgundy and rust veining
Neptuno BordeauxCream and gold with brown rivers and pale green pockets
Juparana VyaraGray-green and salmon bands in strong diagonal movement
Jet Mist Honed and PolishedCharcoal black with soft white veins
Crema BordeauxRose and cream with burgundy veining and crystal pockets
Costa RoseSoft green-gold with gentle, cloudy movement
Blue PearlDeep blue-gray with silver-blue crystals
Black GalaxyBlack with copper-gold flecks
Bianco RomanoOff-white with soft gray movement and small burgundy flecks
Adino WhiteWarm white with beige drifts and fine gray specklesLevel 5
Exotic granite, the statement slabs. Super White, Fantasy Brown, Volga Blue: stones you pick standing in front of the slab itself.
Volga BlueBlack with blue crystals
Super WhiteBright white-gray with fine gray veining
Juparana PersaCream with bold rust-orange rivers and gray speckle
Jet Mist LeatherCharcoal with white veining
Fantasy Brown PolishedFlowing bands of gray, white and soft brown
Fantasy Brown Honed and LeatheredFlowing bands of gray, white and soft brown
DelicatusWhite with black and brown veins and crystal clusters
Delicatus CreamCream and pale blue-gray with golden patches and dark flecks
Blue FlowerGray, tan and blue-gray clusters in a dense, floral pattern
Black SoapstoneDeep black with fine white veins
Bianco AnticoGray-white with taupe crystals and dark clusters
Alaskan WhiteFrosty white and pale gray with dark and warm brown accentsHow to read the levels
Levels group granite by rarity and cost. Every level gets the same templating, fabrication and installation. Open any sample to see it large, and use “Quote this stone” to send us its name with your project.
Colors on screen are approximate. Come see the stone in person at the shop, and read how each material lives in the care guide before you decide. The edge is its own choice: see the edge profiles.

Come see the stone in person
Our shop is at 18 Fruean Way, South Yarmouth. Bring your measurements, or just photos of the space, and we will price the job by the foot while you are here.
- Monday to Friday8:30 to 5:00
- Saturday10:00 to 2:00
- SundayClosed