Browse countertop slabs from local Los Angeles and Southern California stone yards and sellers in one place. Stone slabs are well suited to kitchen countertops, islands, bathroom vanities, fireplaces, backsplashes, outdoor BBQ counters, and custom stone projects. The Stone Index is an inventory marketplace, not a fabricator or installer: see what's actually in stock, contact the seller directly, and share the listing with your fabricator before you visit the yard. Larger scopes can also compare matching stone slabs marked by sellers as coordinated project inventory.
780 available countertop slabs currently listed by local sellers.
Calacatta Viola Extra Marble, honed 118x76 single slab for kitchen countertops, islands, backsplashes, vanities, and fireplaces.
118" x 76"
62.3 sq ft
Special Price
Stoneland USA
Availability: confirm with seller
131" x 79"
71.9 sq ft
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Stoneland USA
Availability: confirm with seller
Tahiti Quartzite, polished 2cm full slabs with a light white background and fine gray veining. Three slabs listed in Oxnard.
Size on request
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Fillmore Granite and tile
3 pieces available
Taj Mahal quartzite, brushed 3 cm slab. Brushed warm ivory layers.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
Availability: confirm with seller
Taj Mahal Classic quartzite, honed 2 cm slab. Honed pale diagonal clouding.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Taj Mahal Selected quartzite, polished 2 cm slab. Gently sloping taupe layers.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Taj Mahal Selected quartzite, polished 2 cm slab. Side-focused warm clouding.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Calacatta A marble, honed 2 cm slab. Dense diagonal streaks.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Calacatta Macchia Vecchia Classic marble, polished 2 cm slab. Broad taupe-gray outlines.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Calacatta Viola Tech Side B porcelain, polished 12 mm slab. Broad pale viola fragments.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Calacatta Viola Antico Extra marble, honed 2 cm slab. Broad plum-gray outlines.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Calacatta Vaticano marble, honed 2 cm slab. Sparse diagonal veins.
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Marble Unlimited
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Calacatta Viola Wow marble, polished 2 cm slab. Dense plum diagonal lines.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Calacatta Fantastico marble, honed 2 cm slab. Curving gray formations.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Calacatta Classico Superiore marble, honed 2 cm slab. Slender gray branches.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Calacatta Vena Oro Tech Side A porcelain, satin 12 mm slab. Satin gray-gold veins.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Calacatta Viola Tech Side B porcelain, polished 12 mm slab. Bold viola-style network.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Calacatta Paonazzo Supreme marble, polished 2 cm slab. Dark branches and warm accents.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Calacatta Viola Antico Extra marble, polished 2 cm slab. Long plum-gray bands.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Calacatta Wow marble, honed 2 cm slab. Large open white areas.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Calacatta Viola Supreme marble, polished 2 cm slab. Branching plum-gray pattern.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Calacatta Viola Extra marble, honed 2 cm slab. Dense burgundy vein network.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Calacatta Estremoz / Rosa Black Vein marble, polished 2 cm slab. Restrained pale movement.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Calacatta OMG Gold marble, polished 2 cm slab. Gray veins and gold accents.
Size on request
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Marble Unlimited
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Stone slabs for countertops are larger, full-size pieces of natural or engineered stone used for kitchen counters, islands, bathroom vanities, fireplaces, and custom surfaces. Because each slab is a unique piece of stone, buyers can select the exact veining, color, and finish they want. The Stone Index helps you browse available countertop slabs from multiple local Los Angeles sellers in one place before contacting the yard directly.
Quartzite slabs are among the most sought-after countertop materials in Los Angeles. They combine the hardness and durability of granite with the elegant veining of marble, making them ideal for kitchen countertops and islands that see heavy daily use. Quartzite is naturally heat- and scratch-resistant, and many varieties feature dramatic, bookmatched patterns. Browse current quartzite slabs in Los Angeles or compare live Super White countertops and slabs or browse live Cristallo Quartzite slabs.
Marble slabs bring timeless elegance to countertops with their soft, luminous surface and distinctive natural veining. They are a classic choice for bathroom vanities, fireplace surrounds, and accent kitchen islands where the stone itself becomes the design feature. Carrara, Calacatta, and Statuario are popular marble varieties found in Los Angeles stone yards. Because marble is softer than quartzite or granite, sealing and gentle care help preserve its beauty. See marble slabs in Los Angeles or compare live Calacatta Marble countertops and slabs.
Granite slabs are a durable, practical choice for kitchen countertops, outdoor BBQ counters, and high-traffic surfaces. Granite is hard, heat-resistant, and available in a wide range of colors and crystalline textures — from subtle neutrals to bold exotic patterns. A full granite slab provides plenty of material for large kitchen counters with matching edges and a cohesive, natural look. Explore granite slabs in Los Angeles.
Porcelain slabs are thin, lightweight, and highly consistent — ideal for modern kitchens, large surfaces, and applications where weight matters. They resist stains, heat, and UV light, making them suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Engineered quartz slabs offer a low-maintenance alternative to natural stone with uniform color and pattern. Both materials are popular in Los Angeles for contemporary countertops and backsplashes. For smaller quartz pieces, see quartz remnants in Los Angeles.
Kitchen islands are often the visual centerpiece of a home, and a full stone slab is the right scale for most island designs. A single slab can cover a large island top with material left for waterfall edges or a matching breakfast bar. Quartzite, marble, and granite slabs are all popular for kitchen islands in Los Angeles homes because they offer continuous veining, natural character, and durability where it matters most. View kitchen island slabs in Los Angeles.
Bathroom vanity slabs transform a utilitarian surface into a design feature. A single slab is often enough for one or more vanities depending on dimensions, and the natural veining of marble or quartzite brings elegance to powder rooms and master baths alike. Los Angeles homeowners often choose marble, quartzite, or granite vanity slabs for their durability, beauty, and the way natural stone elevates the entire bathroom.
Outdoor kitchens, BBQ counters, and fireplace surrounds need stone that handles heat, sun, and temperature changes. Granite and quartzite slabs are excellent choices for outdoor BBQ counters because they are hard, heat-resistant, and weather well. Fireplace surrounds in marble, limestone, or travertine create a warm, elegant focal point indoors. A full slab provides enough material for generous surfaces with matching edges and a cohesive natural-stone look.
The Stone Index lists what's available; your fabricator handles templating, cutting, edges, and installation. Share the countertop slab listing with them before you visit the yard so they can confirm the piece will work for your project — dimensions, thickness, edges, overhangs, and transport. Because natural stone slabs vary in hardness and porosity, your fabricator may also advise on edge profiles, sink cutouts, and sealing that suit your intended use. If you don't have a fabricator yet, most Los Angeles stone yards can recommend one they regularly work with. You can also visit local stone yards in Los Angeles to browse slab inventory in person before deciding.
The Stone Index lists countertop slabs from local Los Angeles and Southern California stone yards and sellers in one place. Browse current full slab inventory by material, size, and color, then contact the seller directly through the listing. Availability changes as slabs are purchased, so check back regularly if you do not see the right piece today.
Common stone slabs used for countertops include marble, quartzite, granite, porcelain, engineered quartz, limestone, travertine, onyx, and dolomite. Each material has different strengths: quartzite and granite are hard and heat-resistant, marble offers elegant veining, porcelain is thin and consistent, and engineered quartz is low-maintenance. Browse current inventory across materials to find the right slab for your project.
Yes. Quartzite is one of the hardest natural stones and handles daily kitchen use very well. It resists heat and scratches better than marble, and many quartzites mimic the look of marble with bolder, more dramatic veining. Quartzite slabs are a popular choice for kitchen countertops and islands in Los Angeles homes.
Yes. Marble slabs bring timeless elegance to bathroom vanities with their soft, luminous surface and distinctive natural veining. A single slab is usually enough for one or more vanities depending on size. Because marble is softer than quartzite or granite, proper sealing and care help it stay beautiful over time.
Yes. Granite slabs are an excellent choice for outdoor BBQ counters, patio kitchens, and bar tops because granite is hard, heat-resistant, and weathers well in sun and temperature changes. A full granite slab provides enough material for a generous counter surface with matching edges and a cohesive look.
Yes. The Stone Index is an inventory marketplace — sellers list available countertop slabs and you contact them directly. Cutting, edging, templating, and installation are handled by a fabricator of your choice. Share the slab listing with your fabricator before you visit the yard so they can confirm the piece will work for your project — dimensions, thickness, edges, and transport. If you do not have a fabricator yet, most Los Angeles stone yards can recommend one they regularly work with.
Countertop slabs are larger, full-size pieces of stone typically used for kitchen countertops, islands, shower walls, and other sizable surfaces. Countertop remnants are smaller leftover pieces from fabrication jobs, ideal for bathroom vanities, fireplace surrounds, bar tops, and small custom projects. If you need a lot of material or want continuous veining across a large surface, choose a full slab. If your project is compact, a remnant may be more practical and economical. Browse current remnants in countertop remnants in Los Angeles.
See all stone inventory, browse Full Slabs Los Angeles, or visit Stone Yards in Los Angeles. For remnants, see Countertop Remnants Los Angeles, Bathroom Vanity Remnants Los Angeles, and Stone Remnants Los Angeles. Compare material-specific slab pages: Quartzite Slabs Los Angeles, Taj Mahal Quartzite Countertops in Los Angeles, Cristallo Quartzite Slabs in Los Angeles, Marble Slabs Los Angeles, and Granite Slabs Los Angeles. For smaller material-specific remnants, explore Quartz Remnants Los Angeles, Granite Remnants Los Angeles, and Marble Remnants Los Angeles.
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