Marble | Quartzite | Soapstone | Onyx | Limestone | Travertine | Exotic Stone | Granite


Learn more about our natural stone offerings, their benefits to your project, and our unrivaled selection.

Marble

MarbleSculptors and architects throughout the ages repeatedly chose marble for its spectacular beauty. A timeless symbol of elegance and refined taste, white marble from Italy has no equal and remains the leading choice for achieving the ultimate in sophisticated design. Since no two slabs are alike, marble brings a one-of-a kind element to each project. Its dramatic beauty outweighs concerns over its softer and more porous nature when compared to some of its harder counterparts; and, in fact, the patina that marble develops over time only adds to its lasting appeal. Honed finishes are recommended for kitchens.

Slabs are available in a 2CM, 3CM, or 5CM thickness with polished or honed finishes. Marble tiles are available in countless sizes and patterns, including hexagons, subway, herringbone, mosaics, arabesque, chevron, split-face, rectangular, and much more.

Our unrivaled selection of white marble includes: Calacatta Caldia • Calacatta Gold • Calacatta Continental • Calacatta Michelangelo • Calacatta Machia Fina • Calacatta Borghini • Platinum Carrara • White Carrara • White Carrara Extra • White Carrara Classic • Calacatta Delicato • Calacatta Apuano • Calacatta Onda • Calacatta Bella • Calacatta Luna • Calacatta Monet • Calacatta Oro Negro • Calacatta Paonazzo • Calacatta Viola Neve • Calacatta Arabescato • Calacatta Dolomiti • Statuarietto • White Rhino • Elegant White • Dolomite • White Calcite • Elegant White • Bianco Striatico • Statuary Vein • Ferous White • Ethereal White • Bianco Rhino • Bianco Lasa • Bianco Venato • Bianco Glaciale Artico • and more.

Additional marble varieties and colors include: Giallo Reale • Botticino Classico • Rosso Assiago • Daino Reale • Perlato Sicilia • Breccia Sarda • Pietra Ollare • Aurora Borealis • Fior di Pesco • Yosemite • Silverscreen • Bardigilio • Silver Tundra • Monochrome • Marron St. Laurent • Arabescato Grey • Ribbon Cryolite • Bardigilio • Lilac • Grigio Portovenere • Ceppo di Gre • Bronze Amani • Sea Green • Grigio Trambissera • Maestro Black • Zebrino • Thassos • Vietnam White • Port Laurent • Noisette • Lilac • Pink Pearl • Champagne • Silver Dragon • and more.

Quartzite

QuartziteWith its soft backgrounds, natural veining, and neutral color palette, Quartzite is becoming just as beloved as marble. This elegant natural stone is made up entirely of natural quartz and has the stunning look of marble with the durability of granite – an unbeatable combination. However, not all quartzites are created equal – Stone West sources our slabs from blocks with the exact mineral combination that produces the ethereal translucent-like quality that is in high demand. Our premium Quartzite slabs are easily mistaken for marble, however won’t etch or stain like marble can. Available in whites, greys, and creams, with honed or polished finishes.

Available Quartzites include: Himalayan • Taj Mahal • Opus White • Ethereal White • Premium Antique White • White Pearl • Suave • White Diamond • Feather • Fusion • Coral • Paladium • Madreperla • Moonstone • Pure Quartzite • Sea Pearl • Silver Pearl • Nebia • Perla Venata • Princess White • Soapstone Quartzite • Grey Wolf • Blue Fusion • White Cloud • Donatello • Yosemite • Tempesta • Phantom White • Tourmaline • Pink Lady • Summit Ivory • Silver Silhouette • Mont Blanc • Acqua Bella • Black Caviar • Verde • Aqua Viva • Echo White • Sahara • Golden Silk • Kashmere Falls • Silver Lake • New Van Gogh • Morning Dew • Bianco Macaubus • Stratus • Mojave • White Dune • Onda Verde • Volcan Verde • Sea Pearl • and more.

Soapstone

SoapstoneBlending classic beauty with functionality and durability, Soapstone is one of nature’s perfect creations. This metamorphic stone gets its name from the soft "soapy" feel of its surface. Slab colors vary from soft grays to rich charcoals to velvety deep greens, and can be uniform in color or have white veining throughout. Soapstone is very versatile and utilized in a wide range of styles from rustic design for its warmth, to modern design for its silky and utilitarian look. Since no two slabs are ever alike, this element of your project will never be duplicated anywhere else. Perhaps its best feature is its durability. In fact, stoves and sinks made from Soapstone in the 1800s are still in use today in the northeastern United States. Soapstone is an investment for life and can last for generations, aging beautifully and developing a natural deep patina over time. Any scratches and marks that occur only add to its character, but for those with a perfectionist streak, Soapstone counters can be sanded and returned to their original integrity -- this is unique to Soapstone and can't be done with any other material.

No other surface is as well-suited for kitchens as Soapstone. It’s so dense that it requires no sealants or toxic chemicals, and can be completely recycled, making it by far the most environmentally-friendly, safe, and hygienic choice for kitchens. Soapstone is also non-porous and will never absorb liquids, even red wine. Since it is chemically inert and non-reactive as well as impervious to germs and bacteria, it provides a healthier and safer kitchen environment. An excellent heat insulator, hot pans can be placed directly onto Soapstone counters without damage. Mineral oil and beeswax can be applied for aesthetic purposes to create a darker look and enhance the appearance of veins, but are not required. It's no wonder that Soapstone has developed such a zealous following. Designers, architects and discerning consumers alike are obsessed with its virtues and wouldn't consider any other material for their kitchen counters.

Our unparalleled selection of superb Soapstone includes: Leathered Soapstone • Honed Soapstone • Classic Soapstone • Black Soapstone • Silver Vermont Soapstone • Vermont Soapstone • Green Soapstone • Soapstone Barrroca • Soapstone Smoke • Soapstone Antiqued • Soapstone Marina • and more. Available in a 2CM and 3CM thickness, with natural, honed or leathered finishes.

Onyx

OnyxOnyx is a highly valued semi-precious stone with bands that range in color from white to nearly any color of the rainbow. Its smooth and translucent appearance and ability to radiate light makes it perfectly suited for backlighting to create a stunning visual presentation. This stone is unique because of its rich concentric layers in alternating colors that naturally form over millennia.

If elegance, glamour and ambience is the desired effect, then Onyx is the perfect stone choice for accent features, backsplashes, fireplaces, and bathtub surrounds.

Options include: Alabaster • White • Amber • Grey • Crema • Miele • Noisette • Tiger Eyes • Pink • Blue • Orange • and more.

Limestone

LimestoneLimestone’s ability to retain its structural integrity even through constant exposure is one reason it’s commonly found in architecture and landmarks worldwide from the Great Pyramid in Egypt, to Indiana University, to the Lincoln Memorial. Its versatility for uses in interior design as well as outdoor landscape makes it one of today’s most popular stones. The options are almost limitless – grand fireplaces, countertops, benches, sinks, fountains, walls, facades, paving, flooring, pool decks, columns -- just to name a few. Stone West has amassed a significant collection of limestone from all over the world including France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Croatia, as well as from right here in the USA.

Our vast selection of limestone includes: Chantilly • Sandy Creek • Crema d’ Istria • Giallo d’Istria • Plano • Avalon • Chamonix • Sabbia Beige • Nova Blue • Magny • Brown Velvet • Rebecca Light • Lanvignes • Beaunotte • Provenza • Calizza Capri • Marcella Grey • Fossil Green • Fossil Gold • Sicilia Brown • Sicilia Grigia • Saint Maximin • Pompignan • Pierre Gris • Mocha Cream • Beaumaniere • Comblanchien • St. Marc Clair • Shell Stone • Corton • Lutetian • Perla Dei Derici • Bianco Avario • Pietra di Cardosa • Pierre Blue • Chassagne • Bucine Bluestone • and many others.

Travertine

TavertineTravertine continues to be one of the most frequently used stones in modern architecture. Notably, the Getty Center in Los Angeles showcases extensive use of travertine imported from Tivoli and Guidonia. Travertine tile is popular for its beautiful look and long-lasting durability.

With similar applications as limestone, travertine can also be used indoors and out for countertops, flooring, wall cladding, facades, courtyards and patios, stair treads, and much more. Its warm earth tone colors and classic Roman style are timeless.

Available travertines include: Tivoli • Ocean Blue • Silver • Silver Light • Navona • Titanium • Alabastro Romano • and more.

Exotic Stone

ExoticThe magnificent and truly rare exotic stones showcased at Stone West include exquisite black marble slabs threaded with gold, limestone slabs containing 70 million-year-old fossils, rich royal blue slabs with semiprecious sodalite, and more.

The striking natural colors and patterns are impossible to imitate by man, and will create a the most unique and memorable feature in your project.

Our collection includes: Petrified Wood • Spectrolite • Lemurian Blue • Obsidian • Labradorite • Blue de Savoie • Avalanche • Amazonite • Vanta Black • Golden Silk • Nirvana • Azul Bochira • Highland Bayou • Ondulato Velvet • Geostrata • Azul Macauba • Portoro • Malachite • Quartz Cristallo • and many more.

Granite

GraniteStrength, resistance to heat, stains and scratches, and its multitude of color varieties continue to make Granite a popular choice for kitchen countertops nationwide. Honed or leathered black granite is ubiquitous in interior modern designs and perfect for outdoor settings as well.

Combining functionality and aesthetic appeal, granite has endured as a leading building material from antiquity to modern day, its uses limited only by the imagination.

Options include: Alabaster • Brown Absolute • White Ice • Celedon • Black Zimbabwe • Black Absolute • Anthracite Black • Misty Smoke • Fossil Black • Raven • Nettuno Bordeaux • Infinite Black • Blue Pearl • Lynx • Autunale • Costa Smeralda • Typhoon Bordeaux • White Mountain • Nero Assoluto • Marinace Black • Katura Blue • Brown Angola • Blue Sea • and more.