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Travertine tub deck beside a granite vanity in a warm-toned bathroom

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Bathroom vanity tops & stone surfaces

Bathrooms are where marble finally gets to be marble. Gentler daily use means you can choose for beauty first — and because vanity tops use less material than a kitchen, a premium stone often costs less than people expect.

What's included

Everything in one all-inclusive price.

  • Vanity tops with integrated or undermount sink cutouts
  • Backsplashes and side splashes cut from the same slab
  • Shower curbs, thresholds, benches and window sills
  • Tub decks and surrounds
  • Full-height stone or tile shower walls
  • Faucet drilling to your fixture spec
  • Template, fabrication and installation by our own team
“The counter looks beautiful and the installers did a great job. I'll definitely be getting countertops from you again.”
Lori · Burr Ridge

Recent work

Bathrooms we have finished

Travertine tub deck beside a granite vanity in a warm-toned bathroomWhite marble bathroom with a drop-in tub and a glass-enclosed showerWhite marble slab wall behind a floating stone sinkTravertine vanity top with an undermount sink and a scrolled mosaic tile borderBeige tiled bathroom with a drop-in soaking tub and a walk-in showerDark brown marble vanity top with two undermount sinks

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Questions

Before you start

Is marble a bad idea in a bathroom?

Not at all — a bathroom is exactly where marble makes sense. Wipe up standing water and cosmetics promptly, use a stone-safe cleaner, and reseal periodically.

Can you use a remnant for a small vanity?

Often, yes. Remnants from larger jobs are a great fit for a single vanity and can save real money. Ask what is on the rack when you visit.

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