Materials · Porcelain
Porcelain countertops in Lake Norman
Porcelain slabs, cut with a dedicated blade. We fabricate and install them in your kitchen.
- Family-run company
- The Anda family
- Founded in 2018
- Our own shop in Charlotte
What it is
Is porcelain right for your kitchen?
Porcelain is made from clay and minerals fired at very high heat. To be called porcelain, it has to absorb 0.5% water or less, which makes it close to waterproof. For countertops it comes in large, thin slabs, and on many slabs the pattern sits on the surface.
Why people ask for it now
Slabs are taking over the wall behind the counter, and porcelain makes them big. In the NKBA’s 2026 report, 75% of industry pros said slab backsplashes are gaining popularity. Some porcelain slabs come as large as 63 by 126 inches.
What designers ask for
Designers use porcelain when they want one continuous surface with very few seams. Most stop the backsplash at the cabinets or hood, and about 1 in 10 renovating homeowners take it to the ceiling (Houzz 2026).
Why people choose it
- Close to waterproof, so it resists stains
- Handles heat and resists scratches
- Color made to stand up to UV light
- Large slabs mean fewer seams
- No sealing needed
How to care for it
- Clean with water and a mild detergent, then dry
- Avoid oil-based cleaners and polishes: they can leave a film
- Never use products with hydrofluoric acid
- Protect the edges from hard knocks
- Ask whether your slab is through-body: on many slabs a chip shows plain material
Before we cut it
We design the layout of your slab.
We plan where every piece comes out of the slab, so the veins flow from one piece to the next and your countertops look right. Before we cut, we show you the layout.
Because the pattern is on the surface, every cut and every edge shows. Before we cut, you see where the veins go on your countertops.
- Want to see the slab in person? Go see it at one of our stone suppliers. We design the layout and cut it.
- Love a stone over budget? We show you one from the same family that costs less.
- Want a full-height backsplash? We install it in the same stone.
- Looking for a specific color? We help you find it, including remnants.
Our work
Porcelain countertops we installed
Porcelain countertops
Porcelain vanity top
What happens next
From your first message to install day.
We guide you through the whole process. Here is what to expect, step by step, so you always know where your kitchen is.
- Step 1
Tell us about your kitchen.
Fill in the form, or call or text (980) 351-2864.
Send photos or your cabinet plans. With your layout and the stone you like, we send you a ballpark price.
- Step 2
Choose your stone with us.
Quartz, granite, quartzite or porcelain. We help you find the one that fits your kitchen.
Want to see the slab in person? Go see it at one of our stone suppliers.
- Step 3
See the layout and sign.
Before we cut, you see where the veins go on your countertops.
Your install date goes in the contract before you sign, and the 7 business days start when you sign and pay the deposit.
- Step 4
Install day.
We fabricate your countertops and install them ourselves.
Old top out, new top in, and a plumber hooks everything back up in the afternoon.
Google reviews
What our customers say
Great customer service. Sebastian was very helpful and explained all the options and the install was awesome everything went smooth. We highly recommend them to anyone that is looking for a good company for countertops.View on Google
… What I appreciated most was how patient, responsive, and easy to work with Sebastian was throughout the entire project. …View on Google
Good to know
Porcelain questions
How do you cut porcelain?
With a dedicated blade, made for porcelain.
Do you work with Dekton and Neolith?
Yes. We work with Dekton, Neolith and porcelain.
Will I see the pattern before you cut?
Yes. Before we cut, we show you the vein layout.
How long does it take?
A standard kitchen, up to about 70 sq ft, is in and out in 7 business days, counted from the day you sign and pay the deposit.
Does porcelain need sealing?
No. It absorbs almost no water.
Where is porcelain weakest?
At the edges. On many slabs the pattern sits on the surface, so a chip on an edge shows the plain body underneath.
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Our promise
In and out in 7 business days.
Written down in your contract.
For a standard kitchen, up to about 70 sq ft, counted from the day you sign and pay the deposit. Bigger job? See how long it takes
Online estimate
Get your online estimate within 24 hours
The more details you give us, the more accurate your estimate, and the faster we can guide you to the right stone.
Rather text? (980) 351-2864. Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 5:30 pm.