Deep blue and silver stones with iridescent flecks that make a bold statement, from midnight blue to blue-green waves.
Blue granite is rare and unforgettable. Stones like Blue Pearl, Azul Bahia and others show deep blue, silver and sometimes violet or gold, and many include iridescent flecks that flash in the light. A blue counter is a statement. It works with white cabinets for a crisp contrast, with gray or navy for a moody feel and with natural wood for warmth. In Nashville, it often appears on islands and bars where the stone can be the star.
Because blue stones are less common, they cost more and need more thought. Variation from slab to slab can be larger, and some blue stones are actually other types of stone sold under the granite name. We help you evaluate the actual slab, plan the layout so the best part of the pattern lands where you want it and install carefully, since a statement stone deserves a clean fit.
Midnight to blue-green.
Flash in the light.
Perfect for islands.
White, gray, navy, wood.
Variation is larger.
Often a higher price group.
Take the quiz, check your counters or ballpark a budget.
Which Granite Service Do I Need? QuizAnswer five questions about your counters, your goals and your budget to see which services to start with.Try it 
Granite Condition Checker: Repair or Replace?Tick what you see on your counters and get a priority list and a plain recommendation: care, repair, restore or replace.Try it 
Granite Countertop Budget PlannerPick a job, set the size and add extras to see a ballpark planning range for your granite project.Try it Yes. True blue granites are uncommon, which is part of their appeal.
Often it falls in a higher price group because of rarity.
White, gray, navy and natural wood cabinets.
Granite colorBlack GraniteDeep, polished black with fine silver or gold flecks: a bold, classic look that pairs with white cabinets…Learn more 
Granite colorWhite GraniteBright white and soft gray veining for kitchens that want a clean, airy marble-inspired look with granite toughness.Learn more 
Granite colorGray GraniteNeutral gray from soft silver to deep charcoal, a flexible choice that works with nearly every cabinet and…Learn more 
Granite colorBeige and Cream GraniteWarm sand, cream and light brown with soft flecks: a welcoming look for traditional and transitional kitchens and…Learn more Call us and we will visit your home, measure, talk through stone and edges and give you an itemized written estimate.
