Kitchens & Vanities

This amazing remodel in Skowhegan, Maine combines granite and Silestone Quartz surfaces to create a truly one-of-a-kind home! Beautiful Silver Travertine Tile flooring and custom designed mosaic and porcelain tile make the master bath a real standout!

Ornamental Granite, also called Giallo Ornamental, is a cream colored stone with dark brown accents. It is a popular choice to brighten a dark kitchen.

Veneziano Granite is a Beige stone with black accents from Brazil. Make sure you pick out your actual slabs in person--this color sometimes prone to discolorations.

Black granites look great in a variety of settings.

Looking to add a little sparkle to your kitchen? Black Galaxy granite from India has striking copper flecks in a solid black background.

Our customers always surprise us with their creativity! This great vanity was made out of an antique washer/dryer from the 1920s!

Jet Mist Antique is a popular alternative to slate or soapstone countertops. Because it is a granite, Jet Mist Antique will not scratch or ding like those materials. Yet, this stone, also called Virginia Mist Antique, has a subtle veining and matte finish that mimic the traditional look.

Magma makes a statement with its striking gold and black striations.

Amadeus is an exotic stone from Finland with black and green waves, and often purple accents.

Brazilian Ubatuba is one of the most popular dark granites. Volga Blue from the Ukraine is another striking dark stone.

Nero Impala is a fine-grained black and silver granite from South Africa.

Blue Pearl is a stunning granite from Norway with a high degree of iridescence.

Spanish Azul Platino is a light bluish/grey granite with a regular pattern with hints of sparkle.

Brazilian Cinnamon Blue (a.k.a. Amazon Star) has blue and rose tones in a medium grained regular pattern.

With its warm reddish brown tones contrasting on a black background, Cranberry Brown is striking against both the dark and light cabinets.

Deer Brown is a traditional granite from Canada.

Popular Deer Isle granite is one of the only stones currently quarried in Maine. This versatile stone complements a variety of color schemes.

Autumn Leaf, also known as Golden Peach, is a small-grained, regular pattern granite with ginger and white elements.

Fine-grained Giallo Antico is a granite from Brazil with an extremely regular pattern.

Indian Kashmir Gold is a light yellow granite with subtle grey waves.

Juparana Gold, also known as Yellow Fantasy, is a striking gold-toned granite with a highly variable grey wave pattern. This stone looks great with a variety of wood tones.

Butterfly Granite, also known as Verde or Green Butterfly, is a dark green Brazilian stone with white quartz accents.

Emerald Pearl is a spectacular iridescent green granite from Norway.

Rainforest Green from Brazil has an intricate pattern of brown and white veins, resembling a forest canopy.

With its soft white swirls and delicate rose accents in a pale green background, Costa Rose is a uniquely beautiful granite. This color is sometimes called Costa Esmeralda Rose or Costa Smeralda Rose.

Canadian Pine Green comes in both polished and antique finishes.

Monochromatic doesn't have to be boring! Indian Piracema granite is proof of that with its striking wave pattern.

Beautiful Bellini is a Brazilian Granite with an intricate, almost scroll-like design. A creamy white background is accented with details of brown, crimson, peach, black, and grey.

Furacan is an exotic granite from Brazil with a unique pattern of gold, rust, black, and cream elements.

With its multitude of color tones, Madurai Gold looks great with almost any type of cabinet.

Sapphire Blue, also known as Sapphire Brown, is a popular dark granite from India.

Brazilian Portofino Granite has peach, black, and crimson tones with a large grain, regular pattern.

Red Multicolor is a red and green granite from India.

Indian Vyara Rosewood creates a serene feel with gentle waves and soft rose tones.

Rose and Lavender colored granites come in many tones and patterns. These stones complement a variety of palettes.

Black, Silver, and Gold elements make Silver Dragon a real show-stopper!

Kashmir White an Indian granite with subtle grey waves and ruby-red garnets.

Marinace is a striking Brazilian conglomerate. This ancient riverbed has multi-colored granites in a green matrix.

Jurassic contains the largest stones of any of the conglomerates. It is pale green with pastel stones.

The newest trend in kitchen design is using two coordinating surfaces. Qualey Granite's customers mix and match granites, marbles, quartz, and soapstone to create truly unique kitchens!

Parys is part of Cambria's stunning Jewel collection. Our display has a chiseled edge profile and a Silver Travertine tile backsplash custom designed by Jamison & Son Tile!

Chatham Cambria is a rich, deep reddish brown quartz with a regular pattern.

Kona Beige is part of Silestone's Mesopotamia Collection. It's classic pattern and neutral color tones make it one of the most versatile surfaces.

Kimber is part of Silestone's new Galactic Series, its premier natural quartz color line featuring a wide array of unique color hues and patterns achieved with the latest technology for manufacturing quartz. This six-color collection is characterized and inspired by the natural movement of stones and galactic rocks, with color hues ranging from brown, gray, black and crème.

Absolute Green Silestone contains 35% recycled material! Not only is it beautiful, it will also earn you an extra LEED point!

Lyra Silestone was the perfect choice for our new slab-wall shower display! Lyra is part of Silestone's new Nebula series which has the look of marble without the high maintenance.

Quartz Surface is a man-made material that is 93% quartz. This easy-to-care-for material comes in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Qualey Granite & Quartz carries Silestone, Cambria, Eco, CaesarStone, & Zodiaq.

ECO™ by Cosentino is a durable surface made of 75% recycled content composed of post-industrial or post-consumer materials and is bound by an environmentally friendly resin which comes in part from corn oil. ECO by Cosentino is also an ideal substitute for natural or engineered stone.

Slate comes in a variety of colors--not just the traditional black. Make sure you choose North American slate for your counters or sink--Brazilian and Indian varieties can be very high maintenance.

Traditional Soapstone is a popular choice for those who desire a classic look. There is no substitute for the richness of oiled Soapstone; Soapstone is typically treated with mineral oil to give it its distinctive look.

We use our Northwood Waterjet to cut with ultimate precision. And we don't just use it for kitchen counters--check out some custom projects!