Natural stone · imported direct
Quartzite.
Quartzite is what happens when nature makes sandstone answer to heat and pressure: a metamorphic stone with a lustrous finish, marble-like veining, and hardness beyond granite. It gives you the drama of marble without the etching — which is why it has become the favorite of our high-end kitchen clients.
Highly scratch-resistant, naturally heat- and moisture-tolerant, quartzite handles busy kitchens and humid baths alike. Every slab is one of a kind — choose yours in open daylight at the yard.
At a glance
Marble’s beauty. Granite’s spine.
- Hardness
- Harder than granite and highly scratch-resistant — built for the busiest room in the house.
- The look
- Intricate, marble-like veining without marble’s etching — timeless, and never repeated twice.
- Resistance
- Naturally heat- and moisture-resistant; at home in kitchens, baths, and high-humidity spaces.
- Care
- Simple cleaning and periodic sealing. We seal every natural stone before installation — it’s part of the job, not an upsell.
Colors
From Calacatta whites to Bahia blues.
Quartzite arrives in some of the most striking colors in natural stone: Calacatta varieties, Infinity Blue, Blue Bahia, Blue Maccaubas, Brown Fantasy, Audacia, and Belvedere — polished or leathered.
Inventory turns over as containers land, and the best slabs go fast. If a specific look is driving your design, tell us early — we can source against it.
Also in the yard: Granite · Marble · Quartz · Soapstone · Porcelain & Sintered
In the racks now
Quartzite slabs at the store.
These slabs and colors are at the store right now — we update this gallery as slabs sell and new containers arrive. See one you love? Ask about it or call (860) 296-5263.
Installed work
Quartzite in Connecticut homes.
See it in daylight
Pick your quartzite slab in person.
No two slabs share a vein. Come to 97 Airport Road, walk the rows, and tag the exact stone that goes in your home. Estimates are free.