Granite & quartz countertops · Pottsboro, Texas (469) 960-4696 · minervadower@gmail.com

Granite & quartz selection

A quick look at popular stone colors, grouped so they’re easy to compare.

Availability varies; visit or contact us to see current slabs. Early-stage reference photos (and a few illustrated quartz tiles) show popular color families for Texas kitchens and baths. They are not photos of our current yard stock. Natural stone varies from slab to slab, so it’s best to see the real thing before you decide. Call (469) 960-4696 or request a quote.

Granite Light

Whites, creams and soft grays that brighten a kitchen or bath.

Sample of Alaska White
Alaska WhiteSoft white and gray with dark flecks
Sample of Colonial White
Colonial WhiteWarm white with taupe and garnet specks
Sample of River White
River WhiteBright white with gray movement and burgundy specks
Sample of Luna Pearl
Luna PearlSalt-and-pepper gray and white
Sample of Bianco Antico
Bianco AnticoCream-white with gray, black and burgundy

Granite Neutral & warm

Golds, beiges and browns that pair well with wood tones.

Sample of Santa Cecilia
Santa CeciliaGold and beige with burgundy and brown
Sample of Giallo Ornamental
Giallo OrnamentalCreamy gold with soft gray grains
Sample of New Venetian Gold
New Venetian GoldWarm gold with dark brown grains
Sample of Kashmir Gold
Kashmir GoldLight gold-beige with small garnet specks
Sample of Baltic Brown
Baltic BrownBrown with rounded dark and amber crystals

Granite Dark

Blacks, charcoals, deep greens and blues for bold contrast.

Sample of Impala Black
Impala BlackDark gray-black with coarse gray-green crystals
Sample of Black Pearl
Black PearlBlack with silvery reflective flecks
Sample of Absolute Black
Absolute BlackNearly solid black with very fine grain
Sample of Steel Grey
Steel GreyCharcoal gray with lighter gray grains
Sample of Blue Pearl
Blue PearlBlue-gray with shimmering crystals

Quartz Engineered quartz

Consistent color and pattern, non-porous, low maintenance. Exact color names vary by brand.

Sample of Calacatta-look quartz
Calacatta-look quartzBright white with bold gray-gold veining
Sample of Carrara-look quartz
Carrara-look quartzWhite with soft, feathery gray veining
Sample of Pure White quartz
Pure White quartzClean, nearly solid white
Sample of Speckled White quartz
Speckled White quartzWhite with fine gray flecks
Sample of Concrete Grey-look quartz
Concrete Grey-look quartzSoft mid-gray, matte concrete look

Granite

  • Natural stone; every slab is one of a kind
  • Handles heat well
  • Typically sealed to help resist stains

Quartz

  • Engineered stone with consistent color and pattern
  • Non-porous; no sealing needed
  • Use trivets for hot pans

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Found a color you like?

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