Architectural & Outdoor
Outdoor stone faces sun, rain, frost and temperature swings that an indoor countertop never sees. The material has to be chosen for that, and the install has to account for the outdoor build around it.
We help you pick a surface that holds up in the Pacific Northwest and plan it with your outdoor contractor.
Scope of work
Sintered stone and porcelain are common outdoor choices for UV stability and weather resistance. We help you weigh them against other options.
Counter runs, appliance openings and edges are captured digitally, even across non-square outdoor layouts.
Grill, sink and burner openings are specified from the manufacturer drawings.
Pieces are set and seamed on prepared cabinetry or masonry, with the finish checked at the end.
Step by step
We review the layout, the base structure and how the space is used through the seasons.
You view slabs at a supplier showroom and select a material suited to outdoor exposure.
Once the base is built and level, we measure digitally and set the fabrication specs.
The stone is set and seamed, then we check fit, finish and appliance alignment with you.
Plan ahead
Real projects
Watch it done
Case studies
Outdoor · Quartzite
Sammamish, WA
An outdoor kitchen in Sammamish with Emerald Green quartzite countertops, a grill cutout and a sink cutout. The yard's uneven ground and heavy slabs shaped the plan.
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Outdoor · Sintered Stone
Sammamish, WA
An outdoor kitchen in Sammamish with Neolith Iron Corten sintered stone, built for Pacific Northwest weather and outdoor cooking appliances.
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Service areas
Outdoor Kitchen for homes in 13 Seattle-area cities, with local details for each.
Share photos, rough sizes and the material you like. We will help you take the next step.
