Leathered stone countertops

You’ve chosen the stone, and now you learn there are different finish options! Having a hard time deciding what countertop finish is the right one for you? We walk you through the differences between polished, honed and leathered… Polished A polished finish gives the smooth surface a shiny, much glossier look. The polish that coats […]

The pattern and colors of Dekton - Soke have been carefully designed based on the aesthetics of traditional cement floors.

There are a few things you should know about the appearance, the appeal, and the upkeep for this trendy, modern finish. Stone Fabrication.

Graniterra offers soapstone countertop options, in addition to many more, including granite, marble, quartz, and Corian.

For a kitchen with the need for a beautiful and durable accent, Perla Venata Leathered (#5517646G) Quartzite is a lovely choice for any home. View our full inventory online.

Leathered granite is something new to consumers who are more accustomed to polished, high gloss finishes, or even matte or honed stone finishes, which are flatter and smoother looking in appearance. Leathered granite is something different. So, what are the differences with leathered stone, and does it cost more?

Wild Bronzite Quartzite is a 3cm Quartzite with a polished finish. This beautiful Italian stone has warm tones of copper, rust, burgundy and brown with wild veining throughout the slabs. Wild Bronzite Quartzite would be a great choice for any kitchen countertops, bathroom counters and many more indoor applications.

Leathered granite is not shiny, glossy, or polished. Unlike polished granite, it has a textured surface that can be felt with the touch of a hand.

Translated from Italian as “bark,” with its ample veining, Corteccia Leathered Quartzite is layer upon layer of parallel striations traversing an earth-toned background. Let this majestic slab take root as the centerpiece of your installation. Block #21099 • Avg. Size 108″ x 73″ • Price Level 7

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