The bathroom projects show two directions for stone. One is a natural stone vanity with color-changing LED lighting built into the stone, with no visible hardware and seams at the backsplash planned to disappear. The other carries Calacatta Luca porcelain across the shower walls, the floor and the vanity, with seams lined up to the grout lines and a TopZero undermount sink.
A bathroom is smaller than a kitchen, but it asks for the same planning: digital templating of walls that are rarely square, a seam layout agreed before cutting, and sinks, faucets and lighting coordinated with the other trades. For bathroom work at a larger scale, see the Muckleshoot Casino Resort project under Commercial: 37 quartz vanities for the guest bathrooms in Auburn.