Countertops

Granite Countertops

Granite is a natural stone known for its beauty and durability worldwide, lasting decades on end. Granite comes in a variety of colors, and even textures. It has been used over the years for countertops, and much more! Granite is resilient, easy to clean and maintain, and offers a one of a kind look. Leading consumer magazines give granite the highest overall performance rating as a kitchen countertop material.

Quartz Countertops

Quartz is a manufactured product that was created using the crushed up mineral quartz, and combining it with a resin. It does not require a sealer and is stain proof. Quartz has become increasingly popular, especially in more modern designs. There are many brand names, as well as hundreds of colors to choose from. Because quartz is manmade, the product is a consistent look throughout a slab. Quartz is low maintenance, and highly durable.

Quartzite Countertops

Quartzite is a relatively new word around here. It looks as if it is some mix between marble and granite, however it is actually even harder than granite. Quartzite often comes in lighter colors with dramatic veining, so it is a great option for people who like marble, but hate the maintenance of it. Maintenance and care for quartzite countertops is the same as any natural stone.

Porcelain Countertops

Porcelain might not be a new idea for countertops, but porcelain slab is! Washington Marble Works is currently one of a few certified fabricators for porcelain countertops in this area. There are a few brands and colors to choose from. Porcelain countertops are similar to quartz, in the fact that they don’t require a sealer, but they are heat resistant! You can set your hot pans directly onto the countertop.

Marble Countertops

Marble has been around and used for centuries on everything from buildings, floors, showers, countertops, and walls. Marble is a soft stone, and is prone to etching and staining. Sealers do help prevent some, but marble typically develops a patina over time. It is still beautiful, but doesn’t stay the bright white that it was when you bought it. Marble is often used for countertops in homes that do a lot of baking or candy making, as it stays cool to the touch.

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Backsplash

Washington Marble Works might be known mostly for our countertops, but that’s not all we do. We have a tile showroom, and sales people who spend time learning current trends. Whether it is a subway tile, natural stone, a mosaic, or something in between that you are looking for; we are happy to browse tile with you, and help design a backsplash that will perfectly compliment whatever you choose for your countertops.

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Edge Detail

We have many edge options available. Click below to view them. Our most popular edge is either the standard ease and polish, or a semi bullnose edge. Check out our Edge Visualizer here.

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Sinks and Faucets

We offer a variety of sinks and faucets. While you are welcome to purchase and supply your own, we have access to many brands and styles that will suit your needs.

Artisan

Artisan is our value brand. They don’t offer as many style options as some brands, but are affordable and a good quality. Artisan has stainless steel sinks, farmhouse sinks, bathroom sinks, faucets, and soap dispensers.

Silgranit

Silgranit is a composite material made up of 80% granite and a resin fill. These sinks come in about 8 colors, and many styles. They are scratch resistant, heat resistant, and easy to clean. Silgranit Sinks are a great option if you want something just a little different.

Cast Iron

Cast iron sinks are made of the same material as the cookware, but with a porcelain enamel coating, which gives the sink a smooth and glossy surface. They are extremely durable and won't crack or dent.

Porcelain

Porcelain sinks are more commonly used in bathrooms, but are also available for kitchen and bar sinks. They come in a few different colors, usually white and a few varying shades like almond or biscuit. We use porcelain sinks in bathrooms because they are lightweight, affordable, and long lasting.

Stainless Steel

Stainless Steel Sinks are one of the most popular options for kitchen and bar sinks. They are easy to clean, don’t harbor bacteria, and match with most any design style.

Bathroom Countertops

Caesarstone Half Slab

Caesarstone is a quartz manufacture, and they have recently launched a half slab program. All of their quartz colors are available in a half slab option. They aren’t as discounted as a remnant, but are a great option for larger vanities.

Pental Quartz Half Slab

Pental Quartz offers almost all of their quartz colors in a half slab option. This is a great option if you are unable to find a remnant to fit your bathroom countertop design, or are looking for a very specific color.

Remnants

Washington Marble Works has a fairly extensive remnant yard in the back next to our shop. When people are looking for a bathroom vanity countertop, more often than not, this is our go to spot. Remnants are small pieces left over from larger jobs, which are offered at a discounted price. Our remnants include granite, quartz, marble, limestone, and travertine. It is a bit of a treasure hunt, but new pieces come in almost every week! When choosing remnants, you are limited to what we have in stock, and sometimes pieces aren’t wide or long enough to accommodate a backsplash, but you can be sure you will find a variety of options.

Bathroom Backsplash

When it comes to a bathroom backsplash, the most common thing we see people do is a 4 inch backsplash in the same material as the countertop. If you want something with a little extra bling or pizazz, we do have a showroom with a lot of tile backsplash options.

Bathroom Sinks and Faucets

We offer a few options for sinks and faucets to go with your new bathroom countertops. We typically see people choosing an undermount porcelain sink, however you can use cast iron, or even a vessel sink! Vessel sinks come in a variety of materials; glass, wood, metal, natural stone… We are here to help you find what fits your needs.