Why You Won’t See Prices on Our Website

We get this question a lot:
"Why don’t you list prices online?"
It’s a fair question and the answer might surprise you.

Here’s why we do things differently.

1. Every Project Is Unique

Stone is not one-size-fits-all. Size, type, finish, origin, and even the way a slab is cut can affect the price.
That means two slabs that look similar may be priced very differently and pricing without context can be misleading.

2. We Protect Trade Professionals

Many of our clients are designers, builders, and fabricators.
We respect their client relationships and don’t want to create confusion or pressure by showing raw prices online.
Our showroom is a place where professionals can guide their clients with confidence not competition.

3. Quality Can’t Be Compared Like a Commodity

Stone is not a stock photo. Two slabs of quartzite, for example, may vary greatly in quality, clarity, size, and movement even if they have the same name.

We focus on premium, hand-selected slabs. Pricing should reflect that not compete with mass-market materials.

4. We Offer a Curated Experience

Instead of browsing price tags, our clients come in, see full slabs in person, and talk with someone who understands their project.

It’s personalized. It’s private. And it works.

Final Thought

We don’t publish prices because stone should be seen, felt, and understood, not just bought.

If you’re a trade professional, schedule a visit to access partner pricing.
If you’re a homeowner, we’ll guide you through the process with your builder or designer.