Quartzite island with a farmhouse sink and black faucet in a Top Granite kitchen project
QUARTZITE / NATURAL MOVEMENT, PERSONAL IMPACT

Quartzite countertops.
A natural statement.

Flowing lines, mineral color and a surface that gives the room its character. Explore natural quartzite countertops with Top Granite, then let our team coordinate your project across Seattle and the Eastside.

Real Top Granite project · quartzite island
BEAUTY, WITH PRACTICAL BENEFITS

Is quartzite right for
your kitchen?

Quartzite is natural stone, distinct from engineered quartz. It can be a compelling choice when you want expressive movement and a hard surface, with care matched to the exact slab.

01 / THE PATTERN

Movement worth seeing whole.

A vein can change direction across a slab. View the full piece and discuss how the pattern will travel through the island, backsplash or waterfall panel.

02 / EVERYDAY USE

Hard stone. Thoughtful habits.

True quartzite is hard and resists ordinary kitchen acids. Keep using cutting boards and trivets, and confirm the actual stone and any surface treatments.

03 / STAINS & SEALING

Protection matched to the slab.

Quartzite’s porosity varies. A suitable sealer can help some slabs resist staining, but it does not replace prompt spill cleanup or proper care.

04 / YOUR BUDGET

Start with the piece you love.

Slab selection and the work needed for your layout affect the quote. Quartzite can require more fabrication work, so compare the finished project.

Compare engineered quartz with natural granite, marble, and soapstone to understand the differences in appearance and care.

MATERIAL CHOSEN FOR ANY CUSTOM COUNTERTOP

Start with the stone, then confirm the details.

Share the quartzite name or look you want, including Taj Mahal quartzite if that is your starting point. We check the selected stone’s identity, available dimensions, finish, and supply before planning the layout.

  • Cambria logo
  • Caesarstone logo
  • Silestone logo
  • Dekton logo
  • MSI logo
  • LX Hausys Viatera logo
  • HanStone logo
  • Architectural Surfaces logo
  • META Marble & Granite logo
  • Daltile logo
  • MODA Quartz logo

Looking for a brand that is not listed? Ask us: we work with every major slab supplier serving the Pacific Northwest.

CHOOSE THE SLAB. UNDERSTAND THE QUOTE.

Your quartzite quote
starts with the stone.

Quartzite is quoted around the selected slab. Pricing varies with the stone and project, so the Standard, High and Luxury quartz grades are not quartzite quality grades.

01

Select the slab

Review color, movement, available dimensions and the material’s identity. Bring cabinet and flooring samples to help compare the whole room.

Explore quartzite colors
02

Plan the layout

Islands, waterfall panels and tall backsplashes can change slab needs. Discuss vein direction, seams and cutouts before approving the layout.

Start my quartzite plan
03

Confirm the quote

The planner helps organize your budget. Our team confirms the selected slab, fabrication requirements and installation scope for the formal quote.

The name of a stone does not establish its properties. We’ll help confirm the selected material and care requirements.

Plan with quartzite
FROM A COLOR NAME TO YOUR OWN SLAB

Explore quartzite slab references.

These photographs show supplier material at Easy Stones in Seattle. Review the movement across each full piece and save the names you want to discuss; current availability and the actual slab are confirmed with our team.

24 quartzite slabs in stock at Easy Stones in Seattle when this page was updated, photographed bundle by bundle. These images are inventory references, not a guarantee that a particular slab remains available: our team confirms the actual slab, finish, dimensions and current availability before you commit. Slab photographs courtesy of Easy Stones.

Alpinus

Quartzite · 3cm · Polished

2 bundles in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 131×76 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Bianco Superiore

Quartzite · 3cm · Leathered

1 bundle in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 129×79 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Bianco Superiore

Quartzite · 3cm · Polished

1 bundle in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 127×76 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Cristallo

Quartzite · 3cm · Polished

4 bundles in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 134×77 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Cristallo Doro Premium

Quartzite · 3cm · Polished

2 bundles in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 133×80 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Crystal Faberge Premium

Quartzite · 3cm · Polished

1 bundle in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 119×73 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Diamond Black

Quartzite · 3cm · Honed

1 bundle in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 132×77 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Diamond Black

Quartzite · 3cm · Leathered

1 bundle in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 134×80 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Fantasy Lux

Quartzite · 3cm · Polished

2 bundles in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 130×79 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Ijen Blue

Quartzite · 3cm · Leathered

1 bundle in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 134×77 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Ijen Blue

Quartzite · 3cm · Polished

5 bundles in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 135×76 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Infinity White

Quartzite · 3cm · Leathered

2 bundles in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 119×79 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Infinity White

Quartzite · 3cm · Polished

2 bundles in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 124×78 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Mont Blanc

Quartzite · 3cm · Leathered

2 bundles in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 131×77 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Mont Blanc

Quartzite · 3cm · Polished

5 bundles in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 133×81 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Nero Wood

Quartzite · 3cm · Leathered

2 bundles in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 120×76 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Patagonia

Quartzite · 2cm · Polished

1 bundle in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 130×80 in · Live inventory ↗︎
PHOTO ON REQUEST

Platinum Dark

Quartzite · 3cm · Polished

1 bundle in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 130×77 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Taj Mahal

Quartzite · 2cm · Polished

2 bundles in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 128×77 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Taj Mahal

Quartzite · 3cm · Honed

1 bundle in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 132×75 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Taj Mahal

Quartzite · 3cm · Leathered

2 bundles in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 122×78 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Taj Mahal

Quartzite · 3cm · Polished

19 bundles in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 136×80 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Taj Mahal Premium

Quartzite · 3cm · Polished

5 bundles in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 129×81 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Wakanda

Quartzite · 3cm · Polished

2 bundles in stock at our supplier in Seattle · slabs up to 123×81 in · Live inventory ↗︎

Real slabs, not catalog renderings: every photo shows an actual bundle at Easy Stones, our supplier in Seattle, from their live inventory on September 21, 2026. Stock moves daily, so we confirm availability and reserve your bundle before fabrication. Photos courtesy of Easy Stones.

Save the color names you’d like to discuss.

Let’s find the right slab for your space.
Bring your ideas, a cabinet sample and any plans you have. We’ll help coordinate a material selection visit.

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THE FINISHING DETAILS

2cm or 3cm.
A different feel.

2cm creates a slimmer profile. Availability depends on your chosen slab. We’ll review edge construction and support before deciding how to achieve the look.

3cm adds visual weight at the edge. Thickness alone does not determine the support plan. Your slab, cutouts and overhangs all need to be considered.

Your edge ties it together. Eased is our included profile. Decorative edges, a mitered look or a waterfall panel change the appearance and scope. We’ll help you compare the options with your chosen thickness.

Explore edge profiles
A CLOSER LOOK AT THE EDGE
2cmSlimmer profile
3cmMore visual weight

2cm: a slimmer visual profile. Support and edge construction depend on the project.

Veined countertop edge and cooktop opening from the supplied project inspiration collection
Countertop detail / project inspiration
SMALL HABITS. EVERYDAY CARE.

Care for the stone
you bring home.

Make it a habit

  • Clean with a soft cloth and a pH-neutral natural stone cleaner, then rinse and dry.
  • Use coasters, trivets and cutting boards, and wipe up spills promptly.
  • Confirm whether your slab needs a sealer and follow its care instructions.

Give these a miss

  • Assuming a stone’s trade name guarantees its composition or maintenance needs.
  • Unapproved chemicals, abrasive pads or home polishing treatments.
  • Letting spills sit because a surface has been sealed.
Have a care question? Call our team
CLARITY BEFORE COMMITMENT

What could your quartzite countertops cost?

Quartzite pricing depends on the selected slab, usable area, pattern layout, edge details and cutouts. Use the Budget planner to record your choices and share your contact information for an estimated total range. The formal quote follows confirmation of the actual stone and the fabrication and installation scope.

Build my quartzite estimate An estimated total range. Your formal quote confirms the price.
GOOD QUESTIONS. CLEAR ANSWERS.

Before you choose quartzite.

There’s no need to have every detail figured out. We can help you compare the choices for your space.

Explore the countertop help center
Is quartzite the same as quartz?

No. Quartzite is a quarried natural stone; quartz countertops are engineered surfaces. They have different patterns and care requirements. Compare the actual products rather than relying on the similarity of their names.

Does quartzite need sealing?

Some quartzites benefit from a sealer because their absorption varies. Ask about your exact slab and any treatment already applied. Sealing can improve stain resistance, but spills should still be cleaned promptly.

Can quartzite etch like marble?

True quartzite resists ordinary kitchen acids. However, some stones sold under quartzite names are marble or other materials, and treatments also need appropriate care. Confirm the stone’s identity and care requirements before choosing.

Can quartzite be used for a waterfall island?

Yes, when the selected slab and project layout support the design. Review pattern direction, seams, panel dimensions and slab needs with our team. A waterfall changes the fabrication work and project quote.

WHERE WE WORK

Countertops across greater Seattle
and the Eastside.

Based in Lynnwood, we template, coordinate fabrication and install in these cities. Pick yours for local details, or see the full service area.

YOUR IDEAS ARE A GOOD PLACE TO START

Plan around the quartzite you choose.

Bring your favorite slab reference, rough dimensions, and any island or backsplash ideas. We’ll connect those choices with fabrication planning and installation.

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