GRANITE

A natural stone that transcends the test of time

An assortment of various types of granite and natural stone samples, including square, round, and irregularly shaped pieces, laid out on a white marble surface.
Modern bathroom with a white freestanding bathtub in front of a black and gold marble wall, illuminated by recessed lighting along the ceiling.
Modern kitchen with black and gold marbled countertops, backsplash, and cabinet accents.

Granite brings a quiet confidence to any space—whether as a striking kitchen centerpiece, an elegant bathroom vanity, or a refined surface in a hardworking laundry room or outdoor kitchen. Naturally resilient and inherently beautiful, each slab is a testament to time—formed over millions of years beneath the earth’s surface through ancient volcanic activity.

At Arista Stones, we offer a curated selection of premium granite slabs, available in both our Tempe, AZ and Salt Lake City, UT showrooms. With a range of tonalities, textures, and patterns—each as enduring as it is unique—you’ll find the perfect piece to seamlessly integrate into your design vision.

Let the natural artistry of granite become part of the story your home tells.

Modern bedroom with a large bed, gray upholstered headboard, marble accent wall, two white nightstands with books and decor, circular pendant lights hanging on either side, gray curtains, and a gray area rug.
Modern bathroom with a black and white marble wall, walk-in shower with a black showerhead, and a green potted plant next to a black countertop sink.

granite color styles

  • speckled

    Speckled granite is a timeless style characterized by its grainy texture and flecks of minerals like quartz, feldspar, and mica. This classic look is often found in neutral tones such as beige, gray, and black, making it a versatile choice for traditional kitchens, bathrooms, and commercial spaces.

    Close-up of a rocky surface with brown, gray, and black textured patterns.

  • solid

    Solid or consistent granite offers a more uniform appearance with minimal variation in color and pattern. Styles like Absolute Black or Kashmir White provide a sleek, understated look that complements minimalist and contemporary interiors. This style is ideal for creating clean, modern surfaces without distraction.

    Close-up of black sand with tiny, shiny particles.

  • Exotic

    Exotic granite is known for its bold patterns, vivid colors, and striking, multidimensional veining. With slabs like Blue Bahia, Magma Gold, and Fusion, each piece becomes a breathtaking work of art. These dramatic, unforgettable styles are perfect for statement islands, feature walls, and high-end luxury design projects.

    Close-up view of a dark, textured rock surface with thin, jagged veins of blue and yellow mineral streaks.

We’re here to answer all of your questions

  • Granite is beloved for its durability, natural beauty, and wide variety of colors and patterns. It resists heat, scratches, and everyday wear, making it ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and high-traffic areas.

  • Yes, sealing is recommended to protect granite from staining and moisture. Most granite only needs sealing once a year or less, depending on usage and the type of sealant used.

  • Absolutely. Granite is extremely heat resistant and can handle hot pots and pans without damage. However, using trivets is still a good habit to preserve your sealant and finish.

  • Granite is one of the hardest countertop materials, but it can chip or crack if hit with extreme force or if heavy objects are dropped on edges or corners. Most damage is repairable.

  • Not at all. Daily cleaning with a soft cloth and mild soap is sufficient. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbers, and reseal as needed to maintain its luster and protection.

  • Granite comes in a wide range—from deep blacks and blues to creams, whites, and greens. It can be speckled, veined, or dramatic depending on the quarry and mineral composition, making it a versatile option for many design styles.