Beyond the bath · Porcelain projects
Countertops, fireplaces and feature walls in porcelain slab.
The same porcelain slabs we use in showers work anywhere a stone look belongs: kitchen countertops and backsplashes, fireplace walls, waterjet-cut floor medallions, slab floors and feature walls. We stock the slabs, cut and fabricate every piece in our own Philadelphia shop, and install with the same crew. These projects are priced one at a time.
At a glance
Cutting
In our own shop, waterjet for inlays
Slab thickness
6mm
Slabs
Infinity porcelain, in stock
Pricing
Quoted per project
What we build
Anywhere you'd want stone.
Fireplace walls
Floor-to-ceiling slab surrounds, hearths and full feature walls, often bookmatched so the veining mirrors.
Floor medallions and inlays
Logos, crests and patterns cut on our waterjet and set flush into a new floor.
Slab floors
Large-format porcelain floors with very few seams.
Feature and accent walls
Entryways, stair walls, bars and media walls.
Countertops and backsplashes
Kitchen countertops built up from porcelain slab, with a matching backsplash. Vanity tops too, in porcelain or quartz.
Custom pieces
Have something else in mind? Ask us what we can cut from a slab.
Recent porcelain work
Kitchen countertops
A kitchen counter that won't stain.
Kitchen countertops & backsplash · Taj Mahal porcelain
The same Italian porcelain we use in showers makes a beautiful kitchen. We build each slab up to full countertop thickness in our shop, then run the backsplash in the same slab so the whole wall reads as one piece of stone.
Porcelain is stain-proof and close to maintenance-free, and when it's installed properly it rarely chips. Building it up to thickness takes real fabrication work, so it costs more than standard quartz and is closer to quartzite.
The one trade-off: a chip or crack is harder to repair than on stone. It can be repaired, but the repair isn't always invisible. Anthony has porcelain counters in his own kitchen, with no chips or cracks after more than a year of daily use.
Questions
Porcelain project FAQ.
Can you cut custom shapes and logos?
Yes. We cut porcelain on our own waterjet saw, so medallions, logos and curved pieces are made in-house from your drawing or ours.
Are porcelain countertops a good choice for a kitchen?
For most kitchens, yes. Porcelain is stain-proof and close to maintenance-free, and installed properly it rarely chips. It costs more than standard quartz, closer to quartzite, because we build each slab up to full thickness in our shop. The one downside is repair: a chip or crack can be fixed, but the fix isn't always invisible.
Is porcelain safe around a fireplace?
Porcelain is fired at very high temperatures and handles the heat of a fireplace surround. We follow the fireplace maker's clearances for the firebox itself.
Do you work with designers and builders?
Yes. We supply slabs, fabricate and install for designers, architects and builders. See our trade page.
How are these projects priced?
Each one is quoted individually, based on the slab, the cutting and the install. Send us photos or plans and we'll give you a number.
Start a project
Tell us what you're picturing.
Send photos, plans or an inspiration image. We'll tell you what's possible and what it would cost.
Or call (856) 497-9474