Countertops
Artmar
Countertops & Slabs Range
Marble Countertops & Slabs
Because we are specialists in marble, we offer an extensive range of colours and designs. Our selection includes a variety of over 50 types to choose from for your marble kitchen countertops, marble fireplace feature, and more.
Quartzite Countertops & Slabs
Granite Countertops & Slabs
Limestone Countertops & Slabs
Travertine Countertops & Slabs
We stock travertine slabs in colour palettes ranging from soft ivory and pale creamy-white to rich golden shell shades of walnut and honey, silvery greens, rustic reds, deep mocha, and coffee.
Onyx Countertops & Slabs
Slate Countertops & Slabs
ARTMAR COUNTERTOP & SLAB
Countertops and slabs are defined by their
strength, clean appearance, and ability to
create functional and elegant spaces.
About Our Countertop
& Slabs
At Artmar Natural Stone, we offer a wide selection of countertop slabs including granite, marble, quartzite, travertine, limestone, slate, and onyx. In addition, we supply leading engineered quartz and sintered stone surfaces, ensuring a comprehensive range of materials to suit different applications.
Available in a variety of colours and finishes, our range allows for flexible design choices accross both residential and commercial spaces. With the right selection, it is possible to achieve a clean, functional, and well-balanced countertop solution.
ARTMAR Natural Stone
Countertops & Slabs
Artmar Natural Stone Countertops and Slabs can be cut and refined to your specifications which allows you to make gorgeous custom-made bespoke pieces. Design your kitchen countertops, bathroom countertops, furniture pieces and more down to the very last detail.
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Customise your natural stone slab
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Choose an edging profile
The edging process is a finishing process that takes the “sharpness” and minor imperfections out of the stone’s front edge and polishes it to an extremely smooth and uniform surface. A proper edge profile adds impact to the beauty of a natural stone countertop surface and helps integrate the stone into the overall design. While it’s important to choose the right material for your project, you also need to find the right stone fabricator. A stone fabricator is the craftsman who turns a rough slab into a finished product. At Artmar, our stone fabricators are experts in their field and are able to customise your stone to your desired finished. Choose from the the variety of edging profiles that we offer for your natural stone countertops.
Design your own furniture piece
Countertop & Slab
Design Trends
Natural stone slabs are popular for use as counters and indoor wall coverings. However, the recent trend of bookmatched Natural Stone slab applications has also created impressive living space designs. Bookmatching is the practice of matching two (or more) surfaces, so that they mirror each other. Imagine your fireplace or feature dining room wall with this beautiful technique, in the natural stone of your choice.
With the variety of choices available, picking the perfect natural stone application, deciding on design elements like custom edging and surface finishes, and finding innovative ways to use your stone can all be overwhelming. However, you can rest assured that Artmar Natural Stone will provide friendly, heartfelt advice. You can also expect professional service on your design ideas, from the drawing board to installation.
Very Popular is the
Waterfall edge island
Additionally, very popular lately is a waterfall edge island. Waterfall style refers to the way the countertop extends down the side of an island or cabinet, all the way to the floor. This creates a continuous flow of the vein movement in the stone. A popular style for kitchen countertops, waterfall installations are style statements with staying power.
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Countertop Care Guide
Natural stone countertops like granite and marble add elegance and durability to any home. However, they do require proper care and maintenance to preserve their beauty and functionality. Below is a comprehensive guide to help you keep your stone countertops in pristine condition.
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Cleaning Your Countertops
Materials Needed: Soft cloth or microfiber towel, mild dish soap, warm water. For deeper cleaning, you can use a stone cleaner specifically designed for the natural stone.
Cleaning instructions: Avoid abrasive pads or harsh cleaners, as they can scratch or dull the surface. After cleaning, dry the surface with a clean, dry cloth to avoid streaks.
Recommended products:
TFC Quick Clean (available at Artmar)
Sealing Your Countertops
Sealing Frequency: Every 1-2 years (depending on usage and type of natural stone).
Recommended products:
TFC Invisible Sealer (available at Artmar)
Preventing Stains & Scratches
Preventing Scratches: Always use cutting boards to avoid damaging the surface with knives or other sharp objects. While granite is more scratch-resistant than marble, both stones can be scratched or marred by rough treatment.
Refurbishment: If you have a scratch on the surface, this is usually able to be buffed down to a new and fresh surface finish. Enquire to find out more about how we can help you refurbish your natural stone.
Avoiding Harmful Products
Harsh chemicals like bleach, ammonia, or acidic cleaners (e.g., vinegar, lemon juice).
Abrasive scrub pads, steel wool, or harsh sponges, which can scratch the surface.
Highly acidic or abrasive household cleaners not specifically formulated for stone.
Use:
Mild dish soap, pH-neutral stone cleaner, and warm water.
Soft cloths or microfiber towels that won’t scratch or damage the surface.
