​Connecticut Solid Surface

Found naturally in Brazil, Uba Tuba Granite is quickly becoming one of the most requested granites for use in kitchen, bathroom, and commercial construction projects.

Tan Brown is quarried in a bedrock quarry near the town of Karimnagar in the state of Andhra Pardesh, India. The size of each block will be fairly consistent between shipments, but the quartz in the stone will vary at times.

A coarse-grained, dark grey gabbro. This stone internationally may be nominated as a granite. For the US and Chinese market this is correct but in the area of application of the European Standard this stone must be nominated as gabbro.

There are many variations of the popular Santa Cecilia Granite color, including Santa Cecilia Light. Regular Santa Cecilia has gold, black, brown and white. Santa Cecilia Light may still have some of those colors, but the overall slab is lighter. Sometimes the slab may even have less gold to it than regular Santa Cecilia granite. Santa Cecilia Light is a very unique granite color to choose for your countertops.

Peacock Green is a basic granite quarried in Brazil. Coming from the same family of Ubatuba and Green Butterfly, it presents the same dark green crystals with a touch of gold. The main difference between Ubatuba and Peacock is the size of the green crystals; Peacock’s are larger.

Giallo Fantasia granite features a high variation with a cream background and gold, gray and dark brown fleck accents. Giallo Fantasia is recommended for flooring, countertops and walls in interior and exterior projects.

Crema Caramel from Spain is a cream granite with shades of gray and beiges. This durable slab granite is recommended for interior and exterior uses in climates with freezing temperatures such as flooring, landscaping, countertops and walls.

Straight out of the quarries of Brazil, Caledonia is one of the more consistent stones. Its simple grayish-white color palette is ignited by bold black clustering.

Butterfly Green or Verde Butterfly is a basic granite quarried in Brazil. From the same family of Uba Tuba and Peacock Green, it presents the same dark green crystals but it also includes numerous white spots all over the slab.