Custom Stone Countertops & Surfaces in Las Vegas
Custom Stone Countertops & Surfaces in Las Vegas
Quartzite, marble, and granite slabs with distinctive veining and organic movement — each one unrepeatable. Hand-selected, fabricated, and installed by Counter Tops LV.
Formed over millennia, natural stone brings a depth of color and movement no manufactured surface can fully imitate. Our natural collection spans dense, heat-tolerant quartzite, softly veined marble, and hard-wearing granite — chosen for quality of color, clarity of veining, and structural integrity.
Dense and heat-tolerant, with marble-like movement and granite-like strength — designs in the spirit of Taj Mahal, Cristallo, and Azzurra Bay.
Timeless, softly veined elegance — looks ranging from classic white Carrara to the dramatic dark of Nero Marquina.
Hard-wearing, low-maintenance natural stone with bold crystalline patterning for kitchens that see daily use.
Natural stone is at its best where it can be seen and celebrated — kitchen islands, full-height backsplashes, fireplace surrounds, and vanities. Quartzite and granite stand up to the demands of a working kitchen, while marble lends a quiet, timeless elegance to baths and feature walls.
We template precisely so veining flows the way you want it to — book-matched across a seam or carried cleanly around an island.
Comparing options? Browse the rest of our collection — or talk to us and we’ll help you choose the right surface for your space and budget.
Yes. Dense stones like quartzite and granite are extremely durable and well suited to busy kitchens and high-traffic areas. Softer stones like marble are beautiful but require a little more care to prevent scratching or etching.
Yes. Natural stone is porous, so we seal it on installation and recommend periodic resealing afterward to protect against staining and moisture absorption.
Natural stone handles heat well, with quartzite and granite being especially tolerant. We still recommend trivets or hot pads as good everyday practice to protect any sealer.
Yes. Because the veining and movement form in nature, no two slabs are identical. We encourage you to view the actual slab before fabrication so you know exactly how the pattern will fall across your countertop.
Tell us about your kitchen or bath and we’ll help you select, fabricate, and install the perfect piece of natural stone.