Real Sondos Stone projects
Stone changes
the whole room.
Explore finished kitchens fabricated and installed by our team across North Carolina. Every project is measured, cut, finished, and installed for the space it belongs in.
Featured residential work
Finished spaces.
Real details.
A countertop should make sense with the cabinets, lighting, fixtures, and the way the room is used. These projects show how different colors, patterns, and finishes come together in completed kitchens.
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Project 01
Quiet stone.
Strong contrast.
Light gray stone runs across the island, perimeter, sink area, and range wall, balancing dark lower cabinetry with tall white cabinets. The full-height backsplash and apron-front sink give the entire kitchen one connected finish.
- Location
- North Carolina
- Space
- Kitchen and open living area
- Surface
- Light gray stone
Project 02
Clean white.
Soft gray.
Bright white countertops keep the kitchen open while soft gray cabinetry adds definition around the island and perimeter. Matching bathroom vanities carry the same restrained palette through the rest of the home.
- Location
- North Carolina
- Space
- Kitchen and bathrooms
- Surface
- Clean white finish
Project 03
Bright surfaces.
Open flow.
A large white island anchors the kitchen without interrupting the open plan. Clean perimeter countertops continue into the dining cabinetry, while a dark bathroom vanity adds contrast with the same crisp surface language.
- Location
- North Carolina
- Space
- Kitchen, dining storage, and bath
- Surface
- Bright white finish
Project 04
One stone.
Every surface.
A richly patterned surface stretches across the oversized island and continues into the adjoining sink areas. The deep natural movement works with the brickwork, warm wood, and two-tone cabinetry to make the stone the clear center of the project.
- Location
- North Carolina
- Space
- Kitchen and adjoining sinks
- Surface
- Patterned natural stone
Project 05
Soft gray.
Warm wood.
A warm wood hood gives this light-gray kitchen its center. The clean, lightly veined countertops keep the room open while adding just enough movement around the island and cooking area.
- Location
- North Carolina
- Space
- Residential kitchen
- Surface
- Light veined stone
Project 06
Dark cabinets.
Strong contrast.
Deep charcoal cabinetry makes the stone the focal point. Broad veining carries from the work surface into the backsplash, creating one clear, high-contrast look around the range and island.
- Location
- North Carolina
- Space
- Residential kitchen
- Surface
- High-contrast veining
Project 07
Soft gray.
Warm brass.
A gray island and warm metal hardware give this white kitchen depth. The clean countertop finish connects the perimeter and island while leaving the cabinet details and natural light in control.
- Location
- North Carolina
- Space
- Residential kitchen
- Surface
- Bright white finish
Project 08
Movement you
can see.
This kitchen uses a heavily patterned surface as the main design feature. Careful placement keeps the movement visible across the island and perimeter without making the room feel crowded.
- Location
- North Carolina
- Space
- Residential kitchen
- Surface
- Patterned natural stone
Project 09
Clean lines.
Black fixtures.
A black faucet and sink create a sharp center line through this bright kitchen. The lightly veined countertop softens the contrast and gives the island a finished look from every angle.
- Location
- North Carolina
- Space
- Residential kitchen
- Surface
- Soft white veining
Project 10
Bright finish.
Subtle detail.
A restrained surface keeps this compact kitchen bright and practical. The subtle movement adds just enough detail across the sink and range runs while working with the existing white cabinetry.
- Location
- North Carolina
- Space
- Residential kitchen
- Surface
- Marble-look finish
More completed kitchens
Different homes.
Built for each one.
From quiet white surfaces to bold veining and dark cabinetry, each installation is fabricated for the exact measurements of the room.
Serving the North Carolina Triad
From first measurement
to final installation.
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Let’s make the stone
fit your space.
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