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Modern kitchen in a modular home featuring white cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and under-cabinet lighting.

Countertops

Laminate - Standard

Serving as our standard countertops for all of our homes, Wilsonart’s high-pressure laminate countertops are top of the line in quality and are durable and stunning.
Brown and tan speckled laminate surface with black and gray accents mimicking natural stone patterns.
Butterum Granite Laminate 7732-66
A close-up of a rough, textured stone surface with a horizontal band of colorful light across it, highlighting the contrast between natural stone and sleek laminate.
Jamocha Granite Laminate 7734-66
Light beige marble texture with subtle veins and a slightly mottled, natural stone appearance, perfect for laminate surfaces.
Beige Pampas Laminate 4170-60
Close-up of a light gray and white laminate surface, designed to mimic granite, with scattered darker gray and beige specks and patterns.
Spring Carnival Laminate 1876-35
White marble laminate surface featuring gray and black veining patterns throughout.
Marmo Bianco Laminate 1885-21

Quartz - Optional

Quartz countertops are nearly 100% pure quartz and do not contain high levels of porous minerals. Because of this, quartz does not require periodic sealing, polishing, or reconditioning. Just use warm water and mild soap to clean your quartz surfaces. Additionally, as a non-porous material, quartz will not harbor bacteria making it an ideal surface for food preparation. Our stone countertops are priced with Level A being most economical, and they increase in price per sq. ft. with the rarity of the stone from Levels B, to C, to D.
White marble surface with faint, light gray and tan veins running across it, resembling the elegance of a quartz countertop.
Fluo Gold Level A Quartz
Light gray quartz countertop surface with subtle white and faint dark gray veining in a soft, natural pattern.
Adrian White Level A Quartz
White marble surface with subtle gray and tan veining throughout, offering the elegant look of a classic quartz countertop.
Calacatta Prado Level A Quartz
White marble surface with subtle grey veining running throughout.
Carrara Florence Level A Quartz

Granite - Optional

Granite is a durable natural stone composed of approximately 50% quartz, and the other 50% contains a variety of minerals, some having porous qualities. Since granite is porous, it requires periodic sealing, polishing, or reconditioning. This re-sealing takes place about once every 1-2 years. Our stone countertops are priced with Level A being most economical, and they increase in price per sq. ft. with the rarity of the stone from Levels B, to C, to D.
Close-up of a beige granite countertop surface featuring brown, black, and gray speckled patterns.
Giallo Napoli Level A Granite
Close-up of a granite countertop surface with white, black, and gray speckled and veined patterns.
Oyster White Level A Granite
Close-up of a speckled granite countertop surface with black, gray, and white mineral patterns.
Bianco Taupe Level A Granite

Marble - Optional

Marble is beautiful in any kitchen, but with beauty comes maintenance. Most experts agree that marble comes with a moderate to high amount of maintenance. Marble must be re-sealed once every 3-6 months. Our stone countertops are priced with Level A being most economical, and they increase in price per sq. ft. with the rarity of the stone from Level B, to C, to D.
Close-up of a grey marble countertop with natural wavy patterns and subtle light and dark streaks.
White Cloud Dolomite Level B Marble