• Alaska White Granite

With this material, you can design marvelous countertops or backsplashes that are perfect for indoor and outdoor kitchens. This granite has a lighter background with darker minerals, forming a fascinating look that works well with different ideas. The white color can pull in some more luminous aesthetics if paired with dark wood cabinetry, or on the opposite, the darker elements can provide high visual contrast to white or grey cabinetry. Alaska White can vary from slab to slab, so with this granite, you will definitely have a unique kitchen or bathroom.

• Santa Cecilia Light

The white and luminous charm of Santa Cecilia Light granite can be glimpsed in the distance through its detailed veils in light colors as attractive as pink, ochre, or grey. It can also be found in soft cream color and subtle speckles in shades of burgundy, gold, and deep grey. Creating designs with this stone in your home will bring a classy elegance to any bathroom or kitchen. Super neutral option, which can be paired with a variety of styles and colors.

• Ubatuba

Ubatuba stone is an often used material for residential and commercial design due to its beauty and durability. This granite highlights black, gold, gray, and green speckles. These glistening minerals make the Ubatuba design come together to create the ideal timeless piece for your space. This granite color has been a common choice for decades now, making it a go-to option for kitchens remodeling.

• White Ice

It is one of the most popular white granite stones on the market. White Ice can be recognized by its natural beauty. This granite has been popular for many years, and its popularity only continues to increase. These white-stone features have a mix of blue and grey tones running throughout. If you are looking to make a statement, pair White Ice with a darker cabinet, or achieve a trending yet timeless design by combining it with white cabinetry.