Soap stone

Soap Stone 12X24 Black Satin 877577

Graniterra offers soapstone countertop options, in addition to many more, including granite, marble, quartz, and Corian.

Black Soapstone is an elegant type of soapstone. It is durable and beautiful, perfect for exterior projects like waterfalls, outdoor countertops and bars, and fireplaces. The stormy depth of black soapstone makes it great for projects with an aquatic backdrop. The soapstone’s honed finish gives it a consistent, flat, and smooth texture. Finishes: Honed / Thickness: 3cm

One countertop material often overlooked when designing or remodeling a kitchen or bathroom is soapstone. While soapstone is not for everyone or for every design, this natural stone possesses sever…

Soap stone counter and black cabinets

I get a lot of questions asking about my experience with the soapstone countertops in the kitchen. The soapstone questions run a close second to the questions I get asked about marble, which I wrote about HERE. So, as promised to all those who have asked, here is my take on soapstone. Please note that this is only my personal experience with soapstone. First lets talk about soapstone and just what it is.... Soapstone is a natural material, a metamorphic rock that is composed primarily of…

Like black soapstone, jade soapstone has a deep and dark color, rich in its elegance. Its sleek appearance matches its smoothly honed finish. Jade soapstone’s cool color makes it great for countertops and fireplaces, as well as backsplashes and poolside bars. Jade soapstone matches well with soft grays and wood alike. // Thickness: 3cm / Finish: Honed

Soapstone Coffee 24×24 Field Tile Matte Rectified – Virginia Tile Company

Choose natural soapstone countertops for your kitchen or bathroom. Explore prefabricated and custom cut-to-size options, and slabs for the DIY homeowner.

When it comes to natural stone countertops, there are more options out there than just marble and granite. If you love the dark beauty of granite and the light veining of marble, consider soapstone instead. It’s durable, relatively low-maintenance, and has a lovely, old-world feel. Here’s everything you need to know. Cost: In a perfect world, cost wouldn’t be a significant factor in countertop decisions. But this is the real world, and it must be considered.