Materials · Granite
Granite
No two slabs are the same. Granite is chosen in person, from the actual block, so what leaves our shop is the stone you approved. These are the tones we most often quote.
Granite colors
The granite color list.
14 of the most asked-for granite colors, grouped by tone. Granite is a natural stone — no two slabs are alike — so these photos give you the character of each stone, not the exact slab. Hover a color to confirm its name, click one to read more, and choose your actual slab with us in person.
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Whites & Creams
Bright, light stones that keep a kitchen feeling open.
- Kashmir White — Whites & Creams
- Colonial White — Whites & Creams
- River White — Whites & Creams
- Alaska White — Whites & Creams
- Silver Wave — Whites & Creams
- White Ice — Whites & Creams
- Fantasy Brown — Whites & Creams
- Viscount White — Whites & Creams
- Silver Cloud — Whites & Creams
Golds & Warm Yellows
Warm, honeyed tones that sit well beside wood cabinetry.
- Giallo Ornamental — Golds & Warm Yellows
- Santa Cecilia — Golds & Warm Yellows
- Giallo Fiorito — Golds & Warm Yellows
Greys & Blacks
Grounding darks — from soft grey to near-solid black.
- Absolute Black — Greys & Blacks
- Black Galaxy — Greys & Blacks
Granite is quarried, not manufactured — every block is different, and the names above are the trade’s common names for these stones. Photos show each stone’s general character; a few rarer colors appear as an indicative tone swatch instead. Come see the actual slabs with us in Canton by appointment before you decide.
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