Countertop remnants for your Seattle-area home.
A vanity, coffee bar, or laundry counter may fit a piece left from a larger slab. Share your dimensions and preferred look with our Lynnwood-based team so we can check suitable remnants and plan the work around the actual piece.
What could your piece become?
Choose a project idea and explore the details that help us find a suitable piece.
A little room for a fresh start.
A bathroom vanity is a natural place to explore a remnant. Bring the cabinet width and depth, sink model and backsplash idea. We check whether the piece can provide every part you want without forcing the layout.
Make room for the good part.
A coffee bar or drinks station can give a smaller piece a new purpose. Plan space for the things you use every day and tell us if you want a sink. Its cutout and edge finish affect the usable area.
Bring a finish to the everyday.
A folding surface or utility counter can make a working room feel more considered. Share appliance dimensions, clearances and support plans. We review the surface span and how the piece will fit through the room’s access.
A detail worth coming home to.
A remnant may suit a hearth or decorative surround detail when the selected stone is appropriate. We review the fireplace manufacturer’s requirements, clearances and intended use before recommending a piece. Material suitability comes before color.
Match the piece
to the project.
Think shape, then area
Remnants are pieces left after a larger slab is cut. The piece must accommodate your countertop’s length, depth, cutouts, and any backsplash or edge pieces; total area alone cannot establish whether it will fit.
We check usable dimensions, thickness, visible pattern and any cutouts together. Matching several separate pieces or adding a backsplash may narrow the selection. Bring rough measurements and photos so we can guide the search.
Keep your options open
Quartz, granite and other stone remnants depend on what is available. A flexible color direction can help you find a suitable piece. Inspect the actual surface and layout before making your choice; these photos illustrate possibilities, not current inventory.
Start a small-project budget plan ↗︎Let us check the piece against your plan.
Send rough dimensions, a sketch or photo, and your preferred material or color direction. Our team checks available pieces and can arrange a selection visit with the fabrication partner or supplier. The Budget planner can help organize a small-project budget, but it does not confirm remnant availability or a remnant-specific price.
Use your small-project dimensions in the Budget planner, or choose Bathroom for a vanity. The team confirms whether an available remnant suits the job before providing a formal quote.
A few details
before you begin.
Our team can help you work through the choices that are specific to your home.
Explore the countertop help center ↗︎How large can a remnant project be?
It depends on the available piece’s usable dimensions, condition, and your layout. A long counter, sink cutout, or separate backsplash can change what fits. Send your measurements so we can check the actual piece.
Can I choose a specific color?
We can look for your preferred direction, but remnant choices depend on pieces available at the time. Send inspiration and keep a few alternatives in mind. An online photo or an earlier selection is not a reservation or a stock guarantee.
Can I see the stone before choosing it?
Yes. Contact our team to coordinate a selection visit with our fabrication partner or supplier. We confirm where to meet and which pieces are available. Material selection is by arrangement; the Lynnwood business address is not a walk-in stone showroom.
Does a remnant always cost less?
A smaller available piece may reduce the material required, but fabrication, cutouts, edges, delivery and installation still affect the total. We compare the actual project scope. A formal quote follows confirmation of the selected piece and measurements.
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.
Send the dimensions.
Let’s see what could fit.
Include the countertop shape, sink details, and the look you have in mind. A few flexible material choices can help us explore suitable pieces.