9 New Countertops We Just Added to the SlabSmart Program

We just refreshed our SlabSmart lineup, and honestly, this is the best batch we've had.

If you're new here: SlabSmart is our in-stock program. You pay only for the square footage you use, not the full slab. So you get a high-end look without paying for material you don't need. Everything below is sitting in our Dallas slab yard right now.

Here's what's new, grouped by the look you're going for.

Leathered and textured

Textured finishes are one of the biggest 2027 kitchen trends. They hide fingerprints, feel great to the touch and look more natural than high gloss. We added three.

Titanium Gold Leathered Granite

This one stops people in the yard. It has a deep charcoal-black background with swirling bands of gold, cream and warm rust, in a leathered finish.

We like this for:

• Statement islands and bars

• Full-height backsplashes

• Moody kitchens with brass hardware

→ View Titanium Gold Leathered Granite

Yosemite Leathered Quartzite

A bright white quartzite crossed by crisp, pencil-thin charcoal lines. It's clean and graphic, and the leathered texture keeps it from feeling cold. It's a great pick for modern kitchens with black hardware.

→ View Yosemite Leathered Quartzite

Bianco Superiore Leathered Quartzite

Soft white to pale gray with delicate smoky veins. It's calm, light and marble-like, but far tougher than marble. If you want a white natural stone that's easy to live with, start here.

→ View Bianco Superiore Leathered Quartzite

Marble-look quartz

Macavella Quartz

Long, flowing veins of warm gray and taupe on a soft white background. If you've been eyeing White Macaubas quartzite, this is the low-maintenance version: no sealing, ever. It looks amazing on a waterfall island.

→ View Macavella Quartz

Elaris Quartz

Soft white with an organic, cloud-like pattern traced in fine taupe. It's warmer than most white quartz, so it pairs really well with white oak and gold hardware.

→ View Elaris Quartz

Real marble, by the square foot

Indian Statuario Marble

Bright white with soft drifts of gray, a painterly take on classic Statuario. It's a dolomitic marble, so it's denser and more durable than many traditional marbles.

→ View Indian Statuario Marble

Calacatta Blue Marble

A creamy white base with striking blue-gray veining: classic marble with a modern twist. It's beautiful on vanities and feature walls.

→ View Calacatta Blue Marble

Bold color

Blue Dunes Granite

Sweeping waves of silver, white and charcoal with a cool blue-gray cast, like wind-blown dunes. It's tough, heat resistant and great for outdoor kitchens. It's also one of the best values in the program.

→ View Blue Dunes Granite

Ocean Blue Quartzite

Bold swirls of deep blue, silver and white. It's the statement stone of the group, made for an island everyone talks about.

→ View Ocean Blue Quartzite

Quick picks

• Want drama? Titanium Gold or Ocean Blue

• Want bright and clean? Yosemite or Bianco Superiore

• Want marble without the upkeep? Macavella or Elaris

• Want real marble? Indian Statuario or Calacatta Blue

• Outdoor kitchen? Blue Dunes or Titanium Gold

See everything in stock on our Find Your Stone page. The In Stock tab shows only SlabSmart colors.

Come see them in person

Photos help, but they don't tell the whole story, especially with natural stone and leathered finishes. Come by our slab yard at 2407 N Walton Walker Blvd in Dallas, or schedule a free in-home estimate. We'll walk you through everything and help you figure out what actually works for your space.