Countertop slabs are the foundation for stunning and functional kitchens and bathrooms. These large stone slabs offer unmatched durability, beauty, and functionality.
Whether you’re renovating your entire space or a single area, stone slabs provide the perfect canvas to display your unique taste.
Granite is a popular selection for homeowners seeking a tough yet elegant countertop. Granite stone slabs are famous for their resilience and heat resistance. It withstands everyday wear and tear while adding sophistication with its natural veining and color variations.
Marble stone slabs display luxury with their distinctive veining patterns and smooth texture. While slightly less stain-resistant than granite, marble countertops elevate kitchens and bathrooms with their classic, timeless beauty.
Quartzite stone slabs offer a captivating blend of the beauty of marble and the durability of granite. This natural stone boasts a distinctive crystalline structure, creating a luminous and high-end aesthetic in your home.
Engineered quartz countertops provide a perfect combination of functionality and style. Suitable for any design preference, quartz stone slab is available in a vast array of colors and patterns. Quartz offers superior stain and scratch resistance, making it ideal for busy households.
In addition to their design appeal, countertop slabs come with a multitude of functional benefits:
Countertop slabs open the door to a world of design possibilities. The options for countertop surfaces are abundant. Enhance your kitchen with a waterfall island made of quartzite. Redefine your bathroom with a luxurious marble slab vanity countertop.
With a wide variety of materials, colors, and finishes to choose from, STONE can help you craft a space that reflects your unique style.
Elevate your home with the timeless beauty and enduring functionality of a stone countertop. Visit our showroom to discover the perfect slab to bring your dream kitchen or bathroom to life.
Stone and Cloth carries numerous, additional product lines not listed here. Our inventory is ever-evolving and constantly updated with unique and on-trend products. Schedule an appointment to visit our showroom and tour our material collections with one of our team members.
STONE carries granite, marble, quartzite, and quartz countertop slabs. Featured lines include Cambria, Caesarstone, Dekton, Elements, PrestigeStone Quartz, Silestone, Stone Slab Yard, Viatera, and Vicostone. Inventory changes often, so ask our team about slabs that aren’t listed.
Quartzite is a natural stone that’s quarried and cut into slabs. It looks like marble but is about as hard and heat-resistant as granite. Quartz is engineered: crushed natural quartz bound with resin. That makes it non-porous and stain-resistant, and it comes in a consistent range of colors and patterns. Choose quartzite if you want one-of-a-kind natural veining. Choose quartz if you want low maintenance and a predictable look.
Granite and quartzite resist heat and scratches best. Quartz is the most stain-resistant because it’s non-porous. Marble is the softest of the four and stains more easily than granite, so it suits bathrooms and low-traffic areas better than busy kitchens.
Yes. Our indoor, climate-controlled slab gallery in Baton Rouge lets you walk the slabs and pick the exact one for your project. Because natural stone varies from slab to slab, we recommend choosing in person.
Yes. Every slab is cut, edged, and finished in our own Baton Rouge fabrication shop, and our own crews install it. You work with one company from slab selection through installation.
Walk-ins are welcome, but an appointment gets you one-on-one time with a team member who can pull slabs and talk through your options. Schedule one at our Jefferson Highway location (225.663.6845) or our Airline Highway location (225.293.2225).
Wipe them down with mild dish soap and warm water. Skip harsh or acidic cleaners. Use trivets under hot pans, especially on quartz, because its resin can scorch. Natural stones like granite, marble, and quartzite usually need periodic sealing.